Te Whakawatanga i Etahi Anatihi i Ranana.
I mua o te korerotanga i tenei korero, me whaka marama atu ahau kite tikanga o te kupu "Anatihi," ko taua kupu he ingoa mo nga tangata e takahi ana i nga ture katoa e mahia ana mo te Iwi, ko ratou kaorei te hiahia kite ture. Kua timata te whakawa i a Poroti me Paranati, tokorua raua he Anatihi anake. I te mea ka pataia a Paranati mo tona nara, ka mea mai ia hetika, ko tona tino hiahia kia mate katoa nga tangata whai mom, kua whakataua a Paranati ki a 21 tau mona kite herehere, a mo'Poroti kia 19 tau Ite mea ka mauria nga herehere nei kite whare herehere, he nui to raua takare kia matara raua, me ta raua karanga ano. Kia kaha e nga Anatihi. Ko,te kupu a te Tiati, ko Hokena te in g°*>. ka tino kaha ia kite peehi i nga Anatihi katoa. No enei kupu ka knrnnea mai a Paranati, "Ktkkoutou kei te nmhi i nga ture inaianei, ineake te wa e riro ai ko nga Anatihi hei mahi Ture.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 15, 26 May 1894, Page 4
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186Te Whakawatanga i Etahi Anatihi i Ranana. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 15, 26 May 1894, Page 4
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