TE MATENGA O RIPEKA.
Kua tono mai nga Maori o Mangonui, Akarana, kia panuitia atu e matou nga korero ki raro nei o te matenga o Ripeka, he tamahine na Hone Te Karu, o te Paatu, ara:Kua mate rawa tetahi kotiro o te kura a Mr. Capper, ko Ripeka. Kua tae ona tau kite 19. Kua matau hoki kite korero pukapuka Pakeka. I pai tonu tona hemonga i te 9 o nga haora o te ata i te S o Pepuere, 1875. I tona' tanumanga, eSO ngatama-
riki ote kura 1 hapainga atu ai kite poka, me to ratou kai-whakaako ano, me nga Maori 80. Ko te kara a te Kuini he mea hipoki ki runga kite kawhena No te 12 o nga'ra o Pepuere i neliua ai. He tamahine ia na Hone te Karu o te Paatu. E hiahia ana nga matua katoa kia utaina tenei wahi korero runga kite WaJca Maori, hei whakamaharatanga ki a ratou ina kite e mau ana i reira. Na matou katoa,— Kenata Tangata, me etahi atu.
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Waka Maori, Volume 11, Issue 5, 9 March 1875, Page 56
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173TE MATENGA O RIPEKA. Waka Maori, Volume 11, Issue 5, 9 March 1875, Page 56
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