No te "Waka-o-te-iwi" enei korero.
KO HOANI APOTORO.
Ko Hoani be tama na Heperi, ko Kariri tona whenua tupu; ko tana mahi he hi ika. Ite tau 66 meinga ana i kawhau haere ia i Ahia. No te runanga nui o Hihuharama a Hoani he poutokomauawa no te Hahi. I ,te Kingitanga o Tomitiana i Roma, . maka ana kite kohue hinu toroha e ,koropupu ana i runga i te ahi, te mate ia, ka takina, a, peia ana, noho rana ; atu ko te motutere o Patimoha. I tona nohoanga ki reira ka tuhituhia ;te Whakakitenga. Ite tau 96 ka maru a lomitiana, a, ka hoki a Hoani ki ! kpeha. No te hokinga ki reira,ka tobea e nga hoa karakiakia tuhituhia nga .korero o te Karaili, a, no muri iho o te nohoanga pukutauga, o te inoinga kite Atoa, ka tahuri kite tuhituhi .1 mate ia ki Epeha i te toru o nga tau te kingitanga o Tarahana ; a, tanuiZnia. ana ; i.w.aho ake o taua pa.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 22, 29 March 1858, Page 4
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165No te "Waka-o-te-iwi" enei korero. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 22, 29 March 1858, Page 4
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