Nga tangata e whakamahia ana i o Wi Wi i tenei takiwa kite ma hi i nga ika pakupaku nei e hokona ana iro pouaka nei, e tae ana kite 20,000 heramana kite moana ;ko nga tangata e mahi ana i uta, hui ki nga wahine me nga tamariki, kate 18,000. E meatia ana i roto i te Whare ki raro, o te Paremete o Ingarani, kia whakaaetia nga moni e iwa rau mano pauna, £900,000, hei whakarite mo nga moni pau i runga i te whawhai ki Akanati. Kua rongo matou e whakatu Kura Maori ana i te "Wairoa, Haaki Pei. E korerotia ana tera tetahi jnanu hawhe-kaihe kua hua liaere i te takiwa ki Waitara, i te Porowini o Taranaki. He kua taua manu no te aitanga a te pikaokao nei ano raua ko te kiwi oro ngakere. Tera hoki taua manu kei etahi wahi atu ano.
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 12, 16 June 1874, Page 155
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149Untitled Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 12, 16 June 1874, Page 155
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