NGA TAKE.
E kiia ana, kua ahua tutu te iwi Take ki to ratou Kingi. A e hoki ana te ope hoia a Huhia ki Ruhia a e hoki ana nga kaipuke manuao a Te Euini ki Ingarangi. na reira te iwi Take i mea ai, kua hoki nei nga iwi tautoko i to tatou Kingi, tne mabi be tnahi e tatdv kua mea to wbakaaro a te iwi mohio, e koro prig e roa ka takuri .nga hoia ate Take kite raahi he kvto ratou Kin«i. He mano nga Take kua tae ki Etrtotinopera, ahe iwi aua iwrknanoho kai kore i te mahi a te Ruhia, a na tekai kore i mate ai, a tutu' ai te Take, a kite kahore he kai ma t& iwi, ma t« mate kai e putaai te kino. £! kore pea e roa ka tin mai te rongo mate a tana iwi kia tatou, fekaakoß aroha atu hoki i tV meana te mate kai i ttjno te h«r '
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 626
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164NGA TAKE. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 626
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