Te Mahi Tiitotara.
I roto i nga pihopatanga e rua tekau o Ingarangi, e tae ana ki te rua rau e rua tekau mano nga mema o te Hahi Runanga Tiitotara. E rima nga pihopa, e whitu nga minita ake a te Kuini, e toru mano nga minita o te Hahi 0 Ingarangi kua whakatiitotara 1 a ratou. No te Hahi Metotihi, e tae ana kite waru rau nga minita; no te Halii Wliakaminenga, e whitu rau e toru tekau minita; no te Hahi Papatihi, e rima rau e rua tekau minita; no te Hahi o Kotarani, e rua rau minita; no etalii Hahi atu, e rima rau e rua tekau. Huihui katoa nga minita o nga Hahi kua whakatiitotara, e rima mano e whitu rau e whitu tekau. Ko nga mema o te Paremete o Ingarangi kei runga i tenei liuarahi e haere ana, e toru tekau ma ono. Waihoki mete lioa wahine o te Tuke o Hatarena (Duchess of Sutherland) kua hainatia tona ingoa kite pukapuka tiitotara, a kua puta te kupu a taua wahine rangatira ka whakamaua e ia te Puru Ripine i nga ra e ora ana ia.
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Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 5
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192Te Mahi Tiitotara. Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 5
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