NO ROTO I TE HAKU PEI HERARA.
Kua rongo matou e tere ana te mahi i te pereti o Ngaruroro i waenganui o Heretaunga raua ko te Pakipaki, a tena e terete haere ate rerewe i waenganui o enei kainga erua. A, mehemea e taea te whakarite kia tuhera te ara o te rerewe, a nga ra o te ki Nepia kite Pakipafci; a Ike tokoinaha pea ; i aua tu.Ja.i»karo, e pirangi ki I***:? 3 *? 3 ' a e pea;© k>re nga o 5P BF e P° <° **&>»*• "e taere ki reira ki tepupuhi. JiiTangi, e rongo toipu ana niatou i 'nga whakahe mo te pereti o Tareha, i Waenganui hoki o Waitangi, (Farnddn) raua ko ' Heretaunga, (Hastings,) a i te hehe- o nga haora e haere ai te rerewe. tumanako ana matou. kia titiro te Kawanatanga i tefahi ara e kapiti ai nga hiahia o nga tangata katoamo tana mea.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 9, 10 December 1874, Page 53
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174NO ROTO I TE HAKU PEI HERARA. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 9, 10 December 1874, Page 53
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