TE KAWAKAWA.
Friend, I send you this word for you to insert in your column. A boy has been brutally murdered in the district of East Cape on Sept. 2nd 1874 by Hapeta Mahue, the boy is a child of Aperahama te law- to,' ifae, ..boyj.,', He was, '. 'snot inside ; of the Pa at (KawalcawA), about ; /three feet ironv Jhe door°f JJf e : k°W3£- rtyfe entered ,the jawboae and into .the boqy,.'.He,' died instancy \ tjiat he was,, firing; at a Hawk which w^;^!"*»vW'i'fttM e s %» hut was,saying clear himpelf, tmcjl Iwould? not listen ,to a word of what he said. ' 'He was caught and the full power of the,Lawwas.put on him, and he was sent to Auckland, Friends, the person whom I sent to catch him w:aa. not a policeman, I .pend this,, word to all, of you, that are on thfe side, to arrange the person who mrirderer. T,h,efteAre'!all,my \ wjords to you> Please, insert them m'tSe'Wanangav . ■•-.\:-■■■•:: ~;*:.;•;;"•.!■. Anaru Kahaki. :;:.:; ,:,,,,,'
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 25
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159TE KAWAKAWA. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 25
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