Te Hahi Rutinana.
141 WHARE KARAKIA a taua Hahi i mahi ai i te tau kua pahure nei, a 505 whare karakia i mahia e taua Hati i nga tau e wha kua pahure nei tt ?? -^ a . ?^ re karakia ate Hahi Papitihi i te ao katoa nei e tae ana kite 28,505, ako ona karakia e tae ana kite rua miriona, e wha rau e whitu te kau ma toru mano, e waru te kau ma waru. E kiia ana kotahi rau kainga i Haina kua karakia ki a Te Karaiti. E kiia ana e 700,000 nga tangata o te iwi o Awharika kua karakia kite Hahi ote Papitiha. E kiia ana kua puta te kupu 0 te Pihopa K,atorika ki nga tangata katoa e noho ana i nga whenua o te Hahi, kia haere ke atu nga tangata katoa e hoko ana i te rama waipiro. Te kupu o te tau 1879 mo nga Herewe o Amerika kua tae kite 84,223 maero te roa; kite taxi 1880, kua tae te roa o aua Reibewe ki "te* 93,671 maero te roa E kiia ana e tae ana kite 9,000 maero te roa o te waea kawe korero i nga ara Tuanui me nga waea i riinga i nga whare 1 te Taone i Niu loka.
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Korimako, Issue 3, 16 May 1882, Page 2
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215Te Hahi Rutinana. Korimako, Issue 3, 16 May 1882, Page 2
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