HE WHAKAATU.
HE MEA TANGI MAI E TE RITIHINI PEPA I ROTO I TE PEPA O INGARANGI. Hune 22. Ko enei korero na Kanara Makitonore e mohio ana nga tangata Maori ki a ia. E penei ana te korero:— Koia ko Kanara Makitonore kei Ranana i Ingarangi e noho ana, kua puta tenei korero i roto i te Stanard, ara (he Nupepa no Ingarangi) mo nga raruraru nui 0 nga Maori. Ahakoa e whakaae ana ano ia kite korero ate kai whakahaere 0 Nui Tireni (i Ranana) he raruraru noaiho taua korero, kei te tahi wahi kotahi, nga raruraru 0 te iw» Maori. He korero ana hoki a Makitonore, mo te toa taua tanga 0 tenei iwi 0 te Maori—engari e ki anaia mo runga ite mahi he, e puta ana kite iw' Maori ite Kawanatanga. Heoi te mutunga 0 aua korero kii aua ia kei te takoto tetahi huanui nui, mo ratou a kite tangohia taua huanui ko te nui ake te raruraru i nga raruraru kua pahure ake nei.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 27, 5 July 1898, Page 8
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171HE WHAKAATU. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 27, 5 July 1898, Page 8
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