NGA HIPI KATOA A NGA IWI NUI O TE A O NEI.
E kiia ana nga korero o nga pukapuka, o te mahl whakakitekite o nga iwi nui o te ao nei i a ratou hipi, ko nga hipi a ia iwi, a ia iwi, koia nei, i Ruhia, e rua tekau ma iwa, miriona, e wha rau e iwa tekau ma rima mano e iwa ran, (29,495,900,) i Ingarangi, E rna t* kau ma rima miriona, e torn te kau ma rima mano, kotahi rau mete tekau ma wha, (25,035,114) i Wiwi e rua te kau ma rua miriona e wh*» ran e ono te kau ma whitu mano, e iwa rau e ono te kau ma iwa (22,407,969), i Peina, e raa tekau ma rua miriona, e ruarau e iwa te kau ma rima mano, e ono rau e wara t* kau ma rua, (22,295,682, i Tiamana, e ono miriona, e iwa rau e wara te kau ma. iwa,(6,954,049) i Itarf, » .waru rau e iwa te kau ma waru mnao, e whitu raa mete tekau ma rima, (898,715) i Horana, a i Perehiama, e rima rau e waru te kau ma ono mano e iwa te kau ma whitu (580,097).
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 49, 7 December 1878, Page 615
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202NGA HIPI KATOA A NGA IWI NUI O TE A O NEI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 49, 7 December 1878, Page 615
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