TE WHAWHAI TEKATEKA I WAIAPU.
Eki ana nga rongo korero mai o Kihipene, no te 25 o Oketopa nei i mutu ai te whawhai a nga tangata Maori i Waiapu, a kua mau te rongo, he mea kai ki te waipiro te mutunga o te he, a haurangi ai taua iwi kia warea ai te he o ana rn, a i.enei ra kei Aivanui ana tangata c noho ana, a he nui noa atu nga whare hoko waipu-o o taua wain". He nui te haruru olcpn ahe nui te paoa o te paura i nga ra o taua e whawhai :ui:i. ko te toa ko te mate i kore, ano ka tae taua .-liiii-m-ka ki tona walii e mutu ai mutu ana'i tc kai w.-up.ro. He kupn ana knpu nei na te Nunepa o te Puk.-ha. »:o aha ia nei i renei ai te main poiiehe a te Maori, lie: kata hei tawai ma te iwi, te waiho ma te Root; V.hcnua Maori o raalii nga he tautohe wheaua.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 574
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169TE WHAWHAI TEKATEKA I WAIAPU. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 574
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