TE WHAKAARO O NGA IWI O HAPARI MO TE IWI PAKEHA I INGARANGI.
Ite wa i tu ai te korero o te iwi Pakeha e kii nei, me mutu te mahi kai waipiro a te iwi, ka mea a te Makeparena, Minita o te Haahi, e korero ana nga Ariki Maori o Hapari i tae mai nei ki Ingarangi, i tino oho rere te mauri o aua Ariki o te iwi i Hapari, i te nui kino o te moni e pau ana i te tau kotalii a te iwi o Ingarangi e kai nei, a e kiia ana, kotalii ran e rima tekau mi?-iona paxma moni e pau ana i te iwi Ingarilii te kai kite waipiro ite tau kotalii, a i mca aua Ariki o taua iwi Maori o Hapari, ka boki nei ratou ki o ratou iwi Maori, ka kauhau atu ratou ki o ratou iwi, ako nga kupu enei nia ratou e ako ai ki o ratou iwi i Hapari. " E hoa nia, tatou ka haere ki Ingarangi kite ako ite iwi Pakelia kia mutu ta ratou kai waipiro." E ki ana matou Te- Wanaxga, lie tika te kupu a taua iwi Maori e tawai nei, no te inea, be kino, he kino rawa atu te kai kino a te Pakeha i te wai atua whakamate tangata e te Pakeha.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 49, 7 December 1878, Page 615
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224TE WHAKAARO O NGA IWI O HAPARI MO TE IWI PAKEHA I INGARANGI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 49, 7 December 1878, Page 615
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