Te Matenga o Kereama Rangatira Tawhai.
Kua kahore atu i waenganui o te iwi Maori tetahi ona taitama rangatira, a Kereama Tawhai, te tama a Hone Mohi Tawhai, o Waima, Hokianga. He taitama i whakatupuria e te Pakeha, i whakaakona ki nga matauranga ote kura. I uru ia kite Kareti o nga Weteriana i te Teri Kingi, muri iho ka tukua mai e tona matua kite Kura Nui o nga Pakeha o Akarana, tae noa ki tona ra i uru ai kite tari a te Wikika raua ko te Rahera, kia whakaakona ia ki nga mahi-roia hei painga mo ona hoa Maori. He nui holii tona kaha kite kauhau haere i te kupu a te Atua, he maha ona whaikorerotanga i roto i nga Kura Ratapu, me nga liuinga tiitotara. Itu hoki ia hei mema mo te Paremete o Akarana, a ko ia tonu hoki te Hekeretari o te Komiti oTe Korimaico. I titiro whakamiharo katoa nga Pakeha ki a ia, kia riro ano ko ia mo te nohoanga o tona matua hei mema mo te Talia Whakararo kite Paremete o Niu Tireni.
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Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 2
Word Count
183Te Matenga o Kereama Rangatira Tawhai. Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 2
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