He Runanga Tiitotara.
No te 1 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1883, ka tu he runanga Tiitotara ki Akarana, he kimi huarahi e taharahara ai te kai waipiro a te Pakeha. Ko Minita Te Rira tenei, ko Minita Peati, ko Minita Iheta, ko Minita Watikini, ko Minita Pata, me era atu kai hapai tikanga. Ko etahi i mea, me kati nga whare wai-piro i te 10 o nga haora o te po, me kati ra nei He 7 o nga haora o te maruahiahi. I Mia i reira e 40 minita karakia, e 30 o nga wainamu kite inu pia, waina, aha, aha, a e 35 o aua minita wainamu kite kai tupeka. I kiia hoki i taua whare tokoono nga minita karakia i nga ra o Hanuere, 1883, i whakamotuhia e te Hahi Wetereana hei kauwhau i a te Karaiti, a, ka rere te patai kite tokoono, —" Pa ai koutou tokoono ki nga wai whakahaurangi, kite tupeka hongihongi, ngaungau, puhipuhi-a-paipa ra nei?" Ano ko te tokoono ra, " Kaore kau." Ano nga kupu a nga kai korero, mete titaha e aki atu ana kite matapihi, mete tatau o nga whare waipiro kia we te haupu nga papa o nga paparikauta hei tahu tikera. E rori ma, e!
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Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 3
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207He Runanga Tiitotara. Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 3
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