TE WAIPUKE I TE WAIPOUNAMU.
E kiia ana, he nui noa atu te kino ote waipuke ite awa ote Inangahua. He tini nga hoiho me nga kau i kawea e te eia o te Waipuke a mate tonu atu, konga whare a nga Pakeha me nga whare o nga Paamu i rir> katoa ite waipuke, ahe tini nga hipi i mate i tana wai. ko nga poaka, me nga kuri i riro ano hoki. I :<• :uca e kawea ana nga whare e te wai ka kitea atu t>.- tini >• u- rikaokao e noho ana i nga tahuhu o •.._'•;: winuv c kawoa ra e te wai. He nui noa atu te :.i:it<_- ■• te iwi i tana takiwa. Kate eia ote waipuke i a;.u:i t> <•::•.- cik- ■• nga paamu kite nioana, a takoto kau ana k" tt- ±clri kiri, a e kore etahi o aua paamu e p:t: L'-i tu'jtr.ga kai a enei tau e haere ake nei. Ako nga art atu ki aua kainga i he katoa i te wai, a kia i..>ru jw lii.uaiuA ka haerea ai ano aua ara, i te mea me in ahi Lou e pai ai hx-i haerenga mo te kaata.
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 48, 1 December 1877, Page 471
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194TE WAIPUKE I TE WAIPOUNAMU. Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 48, 1 December 1877, Page 471
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