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APPENDIX. 
(No. II.) 
“ Tauranga. Maehe 28, 1847. 
“ E Hoa e te Teira tena ra koe nga kanohi o to tamaiti o te Manikera, kei 
pouri o taua ngakan ki a ia e pai ana to raua matenga, i haere raua i kawe i te 
ingoa o Ihu Karaiti ki te iwi e noko ana i te pouritanga poheke ana te wakaaro 
o taua iwi tahuri mai ana ki te patu i a raua, akakoa mate, e pai ana ekore e 
mate te wakapono me te kupu o te Atua me o raua wairua e ora tonu ake ake 
ake, kia rongo mai koe kaliore matou e pouri, nga tangata katoa o tenei iwi e 
liari ana mo raua, heoi ano ano, na tou Tamaiti aroka, na te. 
“ Haeawiba.” 
No. II. 
Tauranga, March 28, 1847. 
Friend, Mr. Taylor, I salute you, wko were tke eyes of your ckild of Te 
Manikera; do not you and I let our kearts be dark for kim, tkeir deatks were 
good; tkey went to preack tke Gospel to tke tribe tkat sits in darkness ; 
mistaken was tke tkougkt of tkat tribe, it turned to slay tkem; but though 
dead, it is well. Tke faitk will never perisk, or tke Word of God—and tkeir 
spirits are alive for evermore. Hear me, we do not sorrow; all belonging to 
tkis tribe rejoice for them. This is all from your loving son, 
Te Haeawibi. 
