TE HAU PAI MARIRE.
No te 7 o nga ra o Maehe nei ka hui a Ngatikahungunu ki Pakowhai kite rapu tikanga mo nga tira Hau Hau e haere tonu mai nei i tenei takiwa ki Heretaunga. Ko taua hui na Renata, na Tareha, na Karaitiana, na etahi atu rangatira hoki. Ekore e o nga whai korero a nga tangata kite nupepa nei. Engari ko te reo ote hui mo te hoki anake te Hau Hau ki ona kainga, mo te hoki anuke ; kauaka rawa o huere mai ki Heretaunga whakatutu ai i te puehu. No te mutunga o te korero ka takoto te kai ma te maori, ma te pakeha hoki.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 3
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112TE HAU PAI MARIRE. Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 3
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