TE MATENGA O HAPURONA.
He mea tango mai enei korero i raro nei do tetahi nupepa o Taranaki, ara:— "Ko tenei rangatira ko Hapurona i mate i te Taitei, te 26 o Pepuere, i te paraki o te Arei, kua whakaaetia toiia nohoanga ki reira i roto i nga marama nui atu i te kau ma rua kua taha nei. Tona ingoa i mua atu o tenei, o Hapurona nei, ko !Ngawaka\vawe ; i tona Hau Hautauga ko Tuahuterangi tona ingoa.. Ka rua ona marama i takoto mate ai i mua atu o tona matenga. Ko Pukewhao tona papa, he rangatira no Pukerimu, Taranaki; lie Ngatiawa tona whaea no • Pukerangiora, he uri no Whatitiri, rangatira o taua kainga, he tuahine hoki ia no Nepetarima o' Pekatu. Koia pea tenei te tikanga i noho ai a Hapurona ki Pukerangiora, he whanaungatanga. I te rironga o taua kainga i a "Waikato, ko ia i puta, ki hai i riro ite herehere. He tangata whai matauranga ia, he tangata kaha kite whai korero. Kaore he rangatira o te Hau Hau i whavsrhai ki a tatou i nui atu i a ia. Kotahi tona tama i mahue ki muri nei, ko Horopapera."
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 7, 7 April 1874, Page 92
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197TE MATENGA O HAPURONA. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 7, 7 April 1874, Page 92
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