Kua puta he ru nui ki Pahia. He nui nga whare me nga taonga i mate. Kotahi mano kotahi rau nga tangata i mate. (He whenua a Pahia kei Ehia, kei te taha Rawhiti o Take.) Kotahi te kaipuke manuwao no "Wi-~Wi kua totohu ite inoana ite tupuhi. E 47 nga tangata i mate, lvo te Arokati te ingoa ote kaipuke; e 6 nga pu repo-i runga. Kaore lie riri o muri nei ite Keepa. Ko Maniuralii tetahi rangatira mangumangu kua uru ratou ko tona iwi ki nga iwi e riri ana kite Pakelia. Kua u atu etahi ran gap u hoi a o raw alii ki taua whenua.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 26, 29 March 1879, Page 366
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109Untitled Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 26, 29 March 1879, Page 366
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