He Aitua i te Pu.
Kotahi tetahi tamaiti ko Henare Pohenako, i kitea e takoto ana kua mate, i tu i te pii Raiwhara. Ka mutu tonu te tamaiti a Rihari Pohenako ko nga tau 12, he tamaiti tino matan ata ia mo tona rabi, be tamaiti rangatira boki. Ko taua tamaiti na tetabi tamaiti paku i kite, i haere taua tamaiti paku kite kimi heeki haere roto i nga raraube i te mane, ka kitea nei e ia e takoto ana i roto ite raraube. Ko te tamaiti i mate nei, no te Paraiie i haere moi ai i te kainga me tona pu P;i llaiwhara. No te korenga e boki atu i te ahiahi, ka mahara tona whaea, kua riro kite kainga o ona wbanaunga moe ai. e wha maero te mamao atu i to ratau kainga, pera ai ano hoki ia i mua. atu haere ai ki reira moe ai, no reira i kore ai e inanawapa tona whaea mo tona ngaro. He ohorere tonu i te ata o te mane kua mate tona tama. ka pa te pouri id te wahine nei ka timata tona. tangi, a. tae noa atu te tupapaku kite whare whakawa katahi ka tirohia e te takuta ka kitea te tuunga ote mataa, itu ki runga ake o te taringa katau, i roto 1 ona pakete, i reira nga anga o nga kariri 1 pnhipubia e ia. No reira ko te'take 1 mate ai taua tamaiti i ohorere te pakutanga o te pa, i aitua ai ia.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 4
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255He Aitua i te Pu. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 4
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