HE KORERO MAI NO TE WAEA.
Hana Paranahiko, Mei 27. He wehiwehi rawa te ahua o nga korero o te matenga o etahi kainga e toru kei Mahatuheti (he porowini o Amerika) i te pakarutanga o nga puna wai nunui. (He mea ata whaihanga na te tangata aua puna, mete roto wai-maori nei ano tona ahua). Ko aua puna he mea hanga i roto i nga awaawa o nga maunga, a i meatia te wai hei huri i nga mira e tu ake ana i raro iho. Pakaru ana nga whakapurunga o aua puna ite taumaha ote wai; tona tahinga haeretanga o te wai i te whenua takoto marakerake ana tera! Te toe he kainga, he aha! I mate rawa atu nga tangata 180 ; e 400 nga mea i rawakore, i whare kore. Te ritenga o nga taonga i pau, e tae ana kite £216,666 pauna moni. Kua tahuri tetahi tima no Amerika, ko te Manatu te ingoa. I tahuri i roto i te tupuhi i nga moana o Hapana. E47 nga tangata i mate rawa ; he Hainamana te nuinga. Ko te Makarini raua ko Meiha Eopata kei Merepana e matakitaki haere ana, ratou ko te Kawana (Kawana Powene.)
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 13, 30 June 1874, Page 165
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199HE KORERO MAI NO TE WAEA. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 13, 30 June 1874, Page 165
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