Aa Te Ture.
Tokotoru nga pakeha i whainatia mo ta ratou korero teka kite tangata ote paparakauta, he hunga haereere ratou, na reira ka homai he waipiro maratou i muri o te haora tu taki. I te Kooti Whakawa Atihi i Whanganui nei, tokorua nga pakeha i whainatia, tno runga i te.kore o raua e tuku ia raua tamariki kite kura. Kei te tahi o nga ra o Noema, ka tuturu te kore e Hoko pu, E kore hoki he pu he paura e hokona ki nga maori. ,Ko Takana Maikara, Kenekare Haaka Pei, kua whainatia mo te £2s. Mo runga i tona kore e kaha kite patu haere i nga Rapeti, e" haere ana i runga i tona whenua. Hoko pokanoa ite Waipiro—Ko Wi Kupi ko Eao, (he wahine) me :Wehi he maori no Parihaka kua whainatia mo t.a ratou hoko pokanoa i te Waipiro i runga ite kore raihana. He nui hoki nga moni hei ut'u ma rotou, konga moni hei utu £2o2^ Kahei te Ture kite whiu ite tangata e mahi ana i tana mahi ite Ratapu. I raro i te tekiona 16 0 te Ture a nga pirihimana.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 42, 3 November 1898, Page 11
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192Aa Te Ture. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 42, 3 November 1898, Page 11
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