TE RU KI RITITONA.
Erua nga ngaueuetanga o te whenuâ i ata rangona ki Rititona, i te po i te 9 o nga haora
haere atu kite 12. Kotahi ite ata nei ite 7 o nga haora. E mea ana etahi tangata i rongo ano ratou iteru ite roanga ote po. Ehara anei ite mea kaha rawa; ko te tuatahi ia, te mea i roaroa ibo, i o mua ru. Ko nga mea tatangi o o etabi karaka i mutu. pu i taua ru. E mea ana etabi o nga tangata tawhito o enei wabi ko te ru kaka rawa tenei i kitea ki Niu Tireui. Ko te bau e kaha ana, i te N.W. mau tcnu te bau i reira moboa nei. I puwerawera i roto i taua meatanga. E rongo nei matou, ko te ru ki Evaraiti Elabi i tino kaba.—Nga TPa o Rititonci, Hanuere 2-1 tb.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 35
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149TE RU KI RITITONA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 35
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