TAMAITI MATE.
Note 28 o Hanuere, 1884, i mate ai te Tamaiti a J. Taiaroa E toru ona tau, i mate ki Hehitingi, No te Mane te 29 o nga ra i haria atu ai taua tamaiti e o na matua ki Rangitikei Tapuke ai. ko tenei tamaitf i Pangia ano e te mate i niua, i tukua ano e te Mirita i te tuku o te tamaiti kua hemo rawa, I muri ka ora ake taua tamaiti, I te oranga ake kat 'e mai _ a Taiaroa 'Pakeke me tona hoa wahine ka haria ki tera motu, No Tihemaneika hoki mai nei ki'Heretaunga kaore-nga tupuna o taua tamaiti i whakae kia hoki mai ano taua tamaiti i ona matua, o;ira i runga i te ngakau nui o J. Taiaroa ki taua tamaiti kore rawa i whakaae, No te taenga maii.ei ki konei ka tupono te aitua he nui te Po iri oi.a matua. No te 28 o .Ha-~ 1894, ka mate a te Moana, he tamaiti Na Hamana Tiakiwai i mate ki Awheraka. Hehitingi, kuore i roa te Panga o tona mate ka nemo, kua hari atu tona tinana ki ona whanaun<ra me tona iwi i te Wairoa kua kua tanu mai ki reira.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 1, 17 February 1894, Page 4
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204TAMAITI MATE. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 1, 17 February 1894, Page 4
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