Ko te Makarini kua tae ki Waikato, kua kite i a Rewi me etahi atu rangatira o reira. E whakakahoretia ana e te Hira te haere o te Meera i Tauranga i Oliinemuri. E ki ana na te E.ingi to tikanga ki a ia i katia ai. Ko nga tangata o te taha Kawanatanga kai te kore e pai ki tana mahi ate Hira. Ma tatou e titiro apopo ake ki te pelieatanga o enei mahi a tana Xingi ratou ko Waikato—ara te koliuru, te tutu, te whakararuraru noa iho i te motu. Ko Meiha Eapata me Kapene Poata me INgatiporou e 200 tenei kua tae mai kei te Eeinga ite Wairoa nei. I wliakatika mai ratou i Tauranga i te 14 o nga ra o Hanuere, he kimi ia te Kooti. I takahia katoatia e ratou te whenua ki uta; nga maunga, nga pari, nga awa, nga aha atu—ko te Xooti kaore ratou i kite. Engari ko ctahi tangata o te Urewera i inau i a ratou. I tae ratou ki Waioeka, ki Odotiki, ki Waimana, ki Tawliana, ki Maunga Pohata, ki hea atu. Kai te riri kino tonu te riri ki o Wi Wi. Engari ko Parihi kaore ano kia liinga. Hci totahi nupepa korerotia ai nga korero.
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Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 3, 16 March 1871, Page 16
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210Untitled Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 3, 16 March 1871, Page 16
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