Patara Te Tuhi.
No te 24 o Akuhata nei ka tae mai nga waea i Ingarangi (England) e mea ana ko Patara Te Tuhi kua. hinga i runga i tana oati ite Puru Ripene. Ka nui te whakahe o nga rangatira me nga tauanui o Ingarangi, me nga Ruanuku o Oropi ki a Patara mo tona hokinga kite kai i tana mea i mate ai, i te mea e whakaheke nei i te tupu o te tangata. Tena ra to hanga, tena ra to hanga eTe Tuhi! E rahi ta takanga i te tihi o te rakau; kitea rawatia ake koe, e noho ana i roto i te ropu a Tautauhea ma. I haere koe ki Ingarangi kite aha ? E!ki te whakaheke i aku roimata i te hau kainga mo te pai i whakamatea nei ki te kino. " E hoka o rongo, e hau i te rangi, homai kia pahua kite ngutu mau ai. He mea tangata hoki, kei riri e Whenu. Heaha i riri ai kite makau tangata? Naku ano ra taku whakaironga."
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 5
Word Count
174Patara Te Tuhi. Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 5
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