PANUITANGA.
He mea tango mai na matou tenei panuitanga i roto o te "Wananga" nupepa, e taia ana e nga Maori ki Pakowhai, Ahuriri:— "E mea ana nga Maori o Pakowhai nei, me nga Maori o etahi atu pa, kia tu he purei hoiho a nga ra lmuri iho ote Kirihimete, kite patiki i Pakowhai. Jiotahi maero te roa o te kooti, he whenua tika. Ma te kohikohi moni a o ratou hoa e uru katoa ai nga hoiho. A, tera ano e panuitia ki etahi atu pepa a te wa e tuturu ai te ra." '
Ko tetahi o nga nupepa o Hirini e Id ana kua nui te mate o te hipi i taua whenua i te hotoke kua taha atu nei, he toke kei roto i te puku te take o taua mate. E.ei tetahi teihana, kaore i tawHti rawa atu 1 Amiteera, e rua mano tonu nga morehu i ora i roto Ite rua te kau mano hipi. Kei tetahi teihana te kau ma whitu mano nga hipi kua mate: a i pera ano hoki te ahua i etahi atu teihana hoki. Tera tetahi ngoiro i mau i te wahapu o Otakou i tetahi rangi 1 pahure ake nei, tona roa e waru putu, tona taimaha e rua te kau ma ono pauna.
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 26, 29 December 1874, Page 326
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216PANUITANGA. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 26, 29 December 1874, Page 326
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