PANUI KI NGA IWI MAORI.
Nepia, Oketopa 21, 1878. E aku hoa aroha, tena koutou. He pukapuka tenei hei whakaatuatu kia koutou i nga kaainga e mea nei au, kite pai te Atua, kia taea atu maua ko Te Wiremu i roto i enei marama e takoto ake nei.— Nowema 1 Turanga, Nowema 6 Whangara, „ 7 Uawa, „ 8, 9 (Te hui ote Hahi Maori ki Uawa) ~ 11 Tokomaru, „ 12 Tuparoa, „ 13 Waiapu, ~ 14 Horowera, „ 15 Kawakawa, ~ 16 Wliarekahika, „ 18 Whangaparaoa,, 19 Rankok'jre, ~ 20 Te Kaha, „ 21 Omaio, „ 22 Torere, „ 23 Opotiki, „ 27 Waimana, „ 28 Whakataane, „ 30 Matata, 'lihema 2Te Teko, Tihema 3 Karatia, „ 4 Ahikerera, „ 5 Hororaanga, „ 6 Waiohau, „ 7 Karatia, „ 8 Kaiteriria, „ 10 Tarawera, „ 12 Ohinemutu, „ 1" Te Ngae, „ 14 Maketu, „ 16 Tauranga. Heoi ano. Na to koutou hoa aroha, na to koutoa matua i roto ia Te Karaiti. [NaTk Tuati, Pihopa.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 45, 9 November 1878, Page 555
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143PANUI KI NGA IWI MAORI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 45, 9 November 1878, Page 555
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