TE HOKO PUKU I TE WHENUA.
I roto i tenei mahi whakatari pakanga, i te hoko puku i te whenua, na te tangata Maori ra nei te he, na te Pakeha ra nei. Ko tehea taringa ano o te Pakeha kia rongo? Kua ti nga taringa i to korerotanga atu, cliara i te tangata kotahi tc whcnua, 1\ ua rot) go tuturu ratou, no nga tangata katoa to whcnua. No nga rangatira, no nga tutua; no nga tunc, no nga wahine; no nga korohekc, no nga taniariki. I runga i tana inohtotani'a i ta to Pakeha, ka anga, ka tuku nioni ki nga tangata poka noa kite tuku whenua. Ki to raca' ka mau tc whcnua, kauaka ia e riri; •—o ho ana hoki tana riri; ki tc mea ka pau kau atu ana nioni, auaka ia e riri, ta. tcn-on nana ano, na to Pakeha to he.
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Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 July 1858, Page 3
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148TE HOKO PUKU I TE WHENUA. Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 July 1858, Page 3
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