TE MATENGA O HAWIRA TE HORE.
E tono ana a Miriama Heirangi, a Raina Pikinga, i roto i ta raua pukapuka kua tae mai nei, kia taia iho te matenga o ta raua whanaunga, a Hawira Te Hore, i hemo ra ki Whanganui, i te 21 o Akuhata, 1862.
He kai-whakaako aHawira, i te orahga ai, a e kiia ana e ona wbanaiinga. nui «tu ie maua o tona mabi ki oga iwi 6 Whanganui, irungai nga ritenga ole Whakapoßo, a, e korerotia ann e aua iwi, e roatau anaratou, kua tae 10 raiou boa wbakaakofci te whenua o te okiokinga. I takaiamai lie waiata mona, i roto i te pukaptika wbafcaatu raai i tona bemonga i lukna mai nei ki a maton; ko nga wbarangi tTmaianga ka taia iho nei E to ra koia ko te ra, Hohoro koia le toremi atu. Kikonei auwhakamauai Nga pukeiri kei Okawa ra. &c., &c., &c.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 15, 16 December 1862, Page 11
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153TE MATENGA O HAWIRA TE HORE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 15, 16 December 1862, Page 11
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