Te One Pango o Manuka.
Ko te tahutahunga o te one pango o Manuka, kei Onehunga. Kite whaia ete tangata ka kitea te tikanga i wehewehea ai te rino raua ko te oneone, i takoto poro ai te hanga nei, a te rino. Nga Toliunga nana i mohiotia ai te tahu i taua lianga, ko Te Hemepa, ko te Katini. I liaere etahi o nga tauanui o Akarana kia kite a puaki tonu te kupu whakapai, na te mea, e takoto tata ana te rino, kei Manuka tata nei, kei whea, kei wliea; he tahu kau, a, ka haupu noa tenei hanga te rino, hei hanga parau, kaheru ringaringa, aha, aha. Ko nga hauporo rino e takoto mai nei i Onehunga, ka whiua atu ki Poihakene, ki Ingarangi, kia kite tuturu era whenua i te ahua o nga rino o Aotearoa.
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Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 5
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141Te One Pango o Manuka. Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 5
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