Hone Tiki Dialogue was introduced in New Zealand and Australia and published in 1910. This literature was published in Wellington and the publisher of this literature was Gordon & Gotch. It was published 7 more editions until 1999. Hone tiki dialogues have twelve drafts and it was set in Wellington. In it, there is an unnamed narrator who records the conversation with a Maori person named Hone tiki. The usage of the Māori English  Hone was a notable feature for this Dialogue which was rendered by phonetically.
