Te Teko.
Kanui rawa te whakamiharo o nga Pakeha o Akarana nei ki nga tangata Maori e noho ana ki te kaainga e karangatia ana ko Te Teko, e tata ana ki Whakatane. Tenei koki kua tae mai etahi reta a ratou kite Hekeretari o te Ope Puru Ripine, i Akarana, kia tukua atu etahi tohu Puru Ripine hiriwa mo ratou. Ka rima tekau nga tohu kua tukua, a na ratou ano i utu aua tohu. E tae ana o taua iwi kite kotahi rau kua haina kite Puru Ripine. Ko te tangata nana i kawe taua mahi ki reira, na Rihari Te Ruki, he taitama! I tae mai ano ia ki Akarana i nga marama kua mahue ake nei, a no tona hokinga atu i konei ka karangatia e ia tona iwi kia mahia tenei mahi kia whakamutua te kai i nga wai-whaka-haurangi. He tikanga pai tenei, he aroha kite tangata, he kukume mai kei riro i nga whakawai a te Rewera. Kei te whakamoemiti rawa nga Pakeha kia Rihari Te Ruki ratou ko nga tangata e noho ana ki Te Teko.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 47, 16 December 1885, Page 2
Word Count
183Te Teko. Korimako, Issue 47, 16 December 1885, Page 2
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