Rotorua.
I te Taite, te 8 o nga ra o Aperira, i te 7 o nga haora i te ahiahi, ka hui te Hinota-Maori o nga Haahi katoa o te Arawa, kite whare-karalda i Ohinemutu, Rotorua. Ko Henare T. KLaraka te kai-karakia o taua hui. Ite mutunga o te karakia, ka whaikorero nga rangatira, ko o ratou ingoa enei, Paora Te Amohau, Wi Keepa Te Rangipuawhe, R. Whititera Te Waiatua, Te Warihi Makitaunu, Mitai Mataiawhea, Tamati Hapimana, W. Awaitaia, me era atu o ngarangatira. I whakaturia hoki ko Pererika Ngaliuruhuru liei tiamana mo taua hui. He nui nga putake-nunui i oti, he tautoko i te malii whakapono, he wliakakalia i ia rangatira i ia rangatira kite liapai ite karakia ki tona iwi ki tona iwi. He whakaliau hoki i nga toliunga o ia Haahi o ia Haahi, kia haere ki nga takiwa katoa kite kauwliau haere i te Kongo Pai. [He malia atu nga putake, otira lie mea wliakapoto atu i runga i te iti o nga parirau o te manu nei.]
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Korimako, Issue 52, 17 May 1886, Page 2
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172Rotorua. Korimako, Issue 52, 17 May 1886, Page 2
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