TE RERE NGA WHAKARUNGA I RUNGA I TE PARUUNU.
Akarana, Maehe 7. No muri o te tina ka whakamatau tetahi wahine pakeha takakau, ko L Adair te ingoa mehemea kaore e taea e ia te rere whakarunga i roto i te paruna. Ko te wahi i tohungia e ia hei e kenga raona ko te papa reihi i Takapuna, no te taenga kite taima hei eke nga mona ki runga i tona waka, ka whakamaua he tatua Poito whakarewa ki toe a tinana, uao te tuporio o te tau o tona waka ki waenga luoana, ka eke ia ki runga, a no te tuku nga o nga taura here o te waka ka rere kite rangi, ano te taeanga o uga putu ki te 600, kua kiteatu e nga tangata mataki taki kei te pupuhi haeretia aia e te hau ko te hau he Tonga, ka kawhakina haeretia aia a k.i v.au ia ki roto i te mo ana i waenganui o Rang'toto mete wahi i rere atu nei ii, e rere mui ana te tiraa Nautilui i te taima i tau ai ia ki roto i te irioana, ka riro ake ia i nga pakeha o te tima ka whakahokia aia ki Akarana.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 3
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204TE RERE NGA WHAKARUNGA I RUNGA I TE PARUUNU. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 3
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