HE TANGATA MATE.
Timoti Ngawaka, tamaiti o Hone Te Whata raua ko Ripika, i mate ki Putiki Wharanui, i te 28 o Mei, 1875. Rakera, he kotiro no te hapu o Ngatirangitihi, i mate ki Matata, ite3o o Aperira, 1875. 12 ona tau. Raimapaha, tamahine a Matene Te Huaki, i mate ki Te Rotoiti, ite23 o Aperira, 1875. E2l ona tau. Rotohiko Nihotahi, tetahi o nga rangatira o te Araiva, i mate ki Parekarangi, i te 30 o nga ra o Mei, 1875. Topine Te Waiatua, ho mokopuua na Paora Te Amoliau, i mate ki Ohinemutu, Rotorua, ito23 o Aperira, 1875. Ko WiREMtr Patxhana Takttetja i mate kite Waimana ite 12th o Mei, 1875. He tungaane no Eroa Kapu Te Tipitipi i mate ki Ohiwa ite 28th of Noema, 1874. Enei tokorua kua tangohia atu nei,ko te Tama, mete Tamaahinc a Hoani Ngamu
Takurua, kaore ke atu ana taixiariki, ko cnei tokorua analcp. Ea rite ra kite wliakatauki ote Karaipiture, e mea nei, "Jtfa Ibowa 1 homai, a na Ihowa i tango ; kia whakapaingia ai te ingoa o Inowa. E nui ana te pouri o nga liapu katoa ote Arawa mo te matenga o tenei tamaiti rangatira, e kore ano hoki e taea te whakaaro te ringaringa taim alia e peelii nei i a Hoani.
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Waka Maori, Volume 11, Issue 12, 22 June 1875, Page 131
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215HE TANGATA MATE. Waka Maori, Volume 11, Issue 12, 22 June 1875, Page 131
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