He Aitua.
Kotahi tetahi aitua kino i pa ki tetahi takiwa e tata ana ki Niu looka waahio Merika, ara, e waru nga whare nunui me era atu whare ririki e tu ana i te taha o tetahi maunga i waeuganui po ka tanuku iho taua maunga i te huunga o tetahi puia-i runga i taua maunga, ngaro iho taua kainga me nga tangata katoa ki raro i te whenoa, tae atu ki a ratau na kararehe katoa, kaore rawa he mea i puta. I muri iho katahi ka karia taua buuga ka kitea 18 ano nga tangata, engari kua pungarehu katoa i te kainga ate ahi, ko te nuinga kua kore noa iho e tuobiotia.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 6
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116He Aitua. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 6
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