Te Hui Topu Kua Neke.
Kite Etita o te "Puke" tena koe. Ko te hui topu o nga Kaunihera o runga i te motu hei i panutia ra ka ta ki Papawai i te 21 o ra o Maehe; kua nukunia i naianei kite 19 v: n-a ra o Aperira, i runga i te mea he nu: nga raruraru o nga Minita o te Kawanatanga. ar<i I to wik: tuatahi o Maeheko te whakaara-h-uiga i nga kohatn mo PeGera Te Pukuatua, i;i: 1 tc Keepa Te 11 mgipuawhe. A, i ta 2o << Maeiie ano, ko te huakanga i te pajii lluaiaiiuna. me era atu take hoki. Koia nei nga raruraru i maliara ai uiatau kia nekehia te ra o te hui mo nga Mangai Kaunihera. Tuatoru kaove ano nga pooti mo nga mema, Kaunihera kia oti, koia i tino whakaaro nui ai mata'.i kia tiekehia. te hui kite ra uie te marania ku i tuhia i runga ake nei. Heoi haere mai ! haere uiai ! Kia ora koutou me Kiatan hoki. Honni Te Torn Rangitakaiwaho. Ko te whakautu tenei a Tim'., mo ta m,itan waca kia nekehia te hui mo te 19 o nga la o Apevira. koia tenei : Kia H. Parata ma. Kereitaone. K tino wnakaae ana au ki ta ko.itiu whakanukulianga i te hui topu o nga Kaunihera
ki ta koutou ra i kii nei, notemea he maha nga hui kai rofcoienei ra. Tetahi kaore ano kia tae katoa mai nga pootitanga mo nga mem a Kaunihera ka hori nei. Engari mehemea kua tae katoa mai, katahi ka tatu e noi raruraru ki raro. Katahi hoki ka ahei kite tono i nga mangai Kaunihera kia tae atu kite hui. E tino mohio ana koutou era e ahna takitaro raw aka tatu ai. Kia ora nga tanguta kntoa o Wairarapa, me koe hoki. Thni Kara (J. Carroll.)
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 31, 13 March 1906, Page 4
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307Te Hui Topu Kua Neke. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 31, 13 March 1906, Page 4
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