EHOA MA.
Kua kite pea koutou i te korero a Petera whakahoro, kua taia kite Pepa, E mau na i te Nama 28, o te 28 o te Hanuere. nei i te wharangi tua 4, koia ia i me te.tatr t.niaaotaua korero, ile kororo nate *a, e whatata ana te hacre, a ka waiho hei kupu kupu. korero miito hunga ora, kinga tangihauga mona, E kiia ana kote tokomaha o nga tangata i hui kite wahi i te tupapaku i tae kite 500, tangata, E kiia ana ko Wi Pere tetahi tangata i korero i reira a koana kupu i korero ai he korero ano xiate tangata mate, ara konga korero ate Kooti mo Rewi Nahu raua ko Riria Tokorua nga Putake o tenei korero kua mate anake, a Atareita, mete kooti, He korero kau ta te hunga ora, he tikanga hoki.tera nate maori i nga tangi hanga ka korero tia nga Pera, Na reira i tukua ai e ahau i runga i te hia hia o te kai tuku, ahakoa kei te Pouri pea nga hoa No reira ka kiia nei e ahau i konei e he ana taku tukunga i taua korero kia taia kite Pepa Nei.—Nate Etita.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 2, 24 February 1894, Page 2
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200EHOA MA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 2, 24 February 1894, Page 2
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