OTAKOU.
I te Purei Putuporo i Otakou I te 7 o Hune nei ka purei, e tahi Karapu, tutuki ana te tahi o nga tangata Purei ki tetahi, I tona hokinga kite kainga te taenga atu hemo tonu atu. Ko tenei mahi kote Putuporo he mahi ]>iahia nui nate tamariki Maori haunga ano tote Pakeha hiahia, aha koa e kitea ana te kino o tenei Purei, etf tokomaha noaiho, kaore hoki ana rereketanga inga Whawhai Papatu, e mate nei te tangata, I na hoki i te wa e Purei ana kaore rawa he whakaro pai ote tahi kite tahi, hoi mate tupono noa, Peratonu ano te hunga e matakitakiana, aha koa wahine tane, e karanga ana Taia taia, whatiia. te kaki. Xo reira ki tooku whakaro, i runga i tenei ahua, e kore rawa e tangihia te tangata mate Pera, I na hoki kua whaicaae katoa me mate he tangata i taua nui nga tamariki Maori kua i roto i tenei Purei, I na noa nga niho, inamae noa te tinana, te tukunga iho heaha, te aha. Etita.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 15, 22 July 1893, Page 5
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178OTAKOU. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 15, 22 July 1893, Page 5
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