Paniora.
Te aitua o tera kingitanga o Paniora (Spain) i naianei, he ru-whenua. No te 1 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1885. Ka ru te whenua ki Maraka (Malaga), Id Kanara (Granada), he taone, he porowini era wahi, no Paniora (Spain). Eere ana te mataku ki nga iwi noho i era wahi, mauna ana i nga taone, tahuti ana te mano kite koraha noho mai ai kei mate i nga whare e hingahinga ana. Nui atu te mate i nga ru i roto i nga ra o Tihema, 1884, tapore ana etahi wahi, koera ana tetahi, whakatiotio ake ana tetahi wahi o nga whenua, kauika kau ana nga kowhatu o nga riri whare o nga taone, pohaha kau ana te whenua. Ko nga tupapaku o taua hanga, e ki ana te nupepa o Hanuere te 1 o nga ra, tae rawa kite rua mano tangata (2,000). Mawai ta te Atua, Tana whiu e korero !
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 3
Word Count
154Paniora. Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 3
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