MATE URUTA.
Ko tenei mate ko te UNKNOWN ara, mate Kiore, UNKNOWN kamataku atu kai tenei ao e haere ana, a, Koia nei hoki te mate e horo mai nei, i nga nga tang itao Aiiitororia p.itu ho mato toim te malii i nga ra katoa. No liga ra whaKamulunga a Anorira ka hori noi, ka n mai taua male ki Akarana. mato rawa to tangata i kainga ai o ia. No to wiki tuatahi o Moi nei. ka u ki to Waipounaaim, ka, pa.ngia totahi tamaiti e taua male ; noto 27 o_ Moi nei ano, ka pangia ano totahi tangata ki Otautahi o taua mate ano, i ki taua.. tangata i pa taua mate kia ia itona ekenga ki runga i totahi kaipuko ko to Newcastle to .Ingoa, Ko te tikanga o nga tupapaku e mate ana i taua mate, tahuna ai kite ahi ngatinana, kia_koro_ ai e hovapa taua mate ki to katoa.. No _ yeira e nga pa tuwatawata o te Iwi Maori, kia mauiae te ngakau ki to whakahaoro i nga tikanga, e kore ai tenei mate e reka ki o tatau tinana wheru, i to mea tie kin rokangia to tatau ki nga mate hou o roto o tenoi wa, ko te paru te putake mai o tonoi mate, ongari_ ko te kiore te kai whakatitaritari e horapa ai tenei mate kite katoa. Ka huri kamataku atu kai tenei ao e haere ana, a, Koia nei hoki te mate e horo mai nei, i nga
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 22, 31 May 1902, Page 5
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249MATE URUTA. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 22, 31 May 1902, Page 5
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