WHAKAMAHARATANGA KI NGA HOA.
Kei te hui nga iwi mo runga ite Marae o te Paremata o te kotahitanga, ki Pakirikiri Turanganui i tenei wiki, kei te tohu ra tera a Nehetane me Ngoingoi, ite tohu ote riri, te Marae ano kite Marae, Tu ano kia ; tu, E mahi ai te Tawa Mapua 1 tana mahi. Akuanei pea patai ai e tahi He ahara te tohu ote riri kite Marae ? E, he riri ra kite ua kite hau, kite ahi, be riri ri nate Karu, mete waha, nga mahi a Raukatauri, ite Rehia ite harakoa, No Turang". nga whakatauki nei, ( Miram'"ratia)to tanmiti kia pai ai te haere mo nga paraei ManutukeTe rua.Turanga Makaurau, Tenei hoki, He ahi kouica ki te Ao. he Hangi kai tnata kite f><> >, Tenei ano hoki te npakau kei te huarangaranga, mo nj;a whanaunga e tn.ihi maira i iva mahi o tu. —Nate EtUa. °
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 6, 24 March 1894, Page 2
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148WHAKAMAHARATANGA KI NGA HOA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 6, 24 March 1894, Page 2
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