Nga Mate o te Iwi Maori.
I Roto ite nupepa Pakeha o te 29 o Akuhata, e mea ana, ko nga take e tere haere nei te mate o te tangata Maori, kei runga i jte tupato kore; he moe i roto I i nga whare puni, he kai i Ite kaanga-wai, i te kotero me I era atu kai e puta ai nga mate I whakarihariha. Kei runga hoki I i te Hiahi a nga KLooti Whenua Maori e hui nei nga Maori ki 1 nga paparakauhe i ia ra i ia ra I kite whakapau i a ratou moni Imo te waipiro. E mea ana te | kupu a te Rata a te Kawana- | tanga e noho ana ki Rotorua, 1 kanui tona kite i nga tangata I Maori o Te Wairoa i te nui o te 1 moni e puta ana kia ratou i nga I mahi hoehoe pakeha ki RotomaI hana, a ko te tikanga mo aua I moni a ratou me hoko ke hei utu 1 kakahu hei utu kai papai, e hokoa I ketia ana mo te kai-pai mo te I waipiro. Mehemea kite tino 1 whakaaro nui te tangata Maori Imo tenei aitua nui, me tino I motuhake mai te tangata i runga J i enei kai whakarihariha me enei I ntenga kino e kawe nei i a koe | kite mate;
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Korimako, Issue 44, 15 September 1885, Page 9
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227Nga Mate o te Iwi Maori. Korimako, Issue 44, 15 September 1885, Page 9
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