KUA MATE TE TAAKE KI AHIA.
17,000 KUA HINGA, 19,000 O TE TAAKE KUA MAU HEREHERE ITE RUIHANA. N o tenei rangi te 22 o Oketopa i tae mai ai tenei Waea ki Nepia nei, he mea patu mai i Ranana, i te kainga o Kuini Wikitoria, itelS o nga ra. Kua tirto marama i tonei uga kororo i patua mai nei i !._• 17 o nga ra Koia tenei taua waea. Kanaka. Le 18 o Oketopt?. Kua tae mai nga waoa mo te "vvhawhaitanga o Makuta Paaha raua ko to Ruihana ki Kaa. Iv> te TaaLe U: n.'ja i mate rawa. He r-.a noatu raua e whawhai ana. Kihai te Taake i kalia. No to kitenga ote Taako kua mate ratou, whati ana, m:tliue iho kite liuihana kotahi tokau ma iwa niauo. ( IO.OOO) nga herehero, e rua tekau ma wkitu ) nga purepo, e wliita nga Tiauara hoia, kotahi toUaiima whitu raano ( 17,<_>00) nga lucr. mate mo nga m<_-a tu-akiko. Hui atu nga h<>ia oto 1 aake i mate ki i;ga moa i niau hereliere, e t .o-u tokau ma ono mano m«j) 0;; a } lo ia kua riro i to liuihana. Kua raru rawa te Taake.
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 43, 27 October 1877, Page 426
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196KUA MATE TE TAAKE KI AHIA. Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 43, 27 October 1877, Page 426
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