Ko te reo Ingirihi, te reo whaea no nga tangata, kotahi rau mirioua. Ko Tiamani, e rima tekau ma ono miriona. Ko te Wiwi me nga Paniora, ,e wka tekau ma toru miriona mo ia tahi o aua iwi o rua. Kei a Wiwi te kaipuke tere rawa o nga kaipuke katoa o te ao. He kaipuke kawe toapiiro (taua tao kino o te pakanga) ko te ingoa o taua kaipuke ko te Orangakana, e ai te ki.i ka poto nga maero e 29 i a ia i te kaora kotahi. v I tena. kaainga a Otara, 'e tutata ana ki Opotiki,, i penei te kii a nga Maori ki a Te Korowa (Glover), te kaiwliakahaere o te Malii Pui-u Bipine a Xa te Pakeha te waipiro i kawe mai na te Pakeha' nga whare hoko waipirOj i liangaa, e ai ta. aua Maori ka uui te tika, ma nga Pakeha e tango rawa atu. taua kanga, kinQ.'-
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Korimako, Issue 63, 18 May 1887, Page 6
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158Untitled Korimako, Issue 63, 18 May 1887, Page 6
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