TE KORERO A HONE HEHE KI TE PIRIMIA
I te mea e korero ana a Hone Hoke mo te Pire o Horowhenu ka tahuri te Pirimia kite whakararuraru i tona korero, ara he mea na te Pirimia kia mutu tona korero. 1 kaha nno a Hone Heke kite korero ite tuatahi, engari no ,muri mai kua tahuri atu kite Pirimia tautohe ai,ara mea atu ai kaore ia enoho ki raro i ruuga i te tono pera o te Pirimia kia noho ia ki raro, mo runga i nga korero a le taha kingi minita mo tona pire tono nana i homai ai kite whare, e penei ana te ahua o te korero a nga minita, marunga i taua pire katahi ka whakakorea atu te mana o nga mem a Maori i roto i te Paremata, i mea a Hone Heke e kore rawa ia e ngenge maiki temahi i temea i whakahaua mai kia mania e ia i runga i era tu kupu whakamataku a nga minita. I mea. atu ano hoki ia kite Pirimia ko te putake o tona tu au au i roto o te whare, he mea na ana kia puta he kwpu whakahe ma ana i raua o te Paahroanga ki runpa i nga mahi pohehe e houjiai nei e te kawanatanga kite aroaro o te'\ whare.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 37, 27 October 1894, Page 3
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221TE KORERO A HONE HEHE KI TE PIRIMIA Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 37, 27 October 1894, Page 3
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