TE RIIHI.
E kiia ana te koiero ote nupepa o Turanga. He nui noa atu te mahi a Te Riihi i Turanga, a he tangata mahi kakama a Te Riihi, a he nui te pai o ana mahi mo Turanga, i te mea kua kiia kia hangaa he waapu e whiti ai te tangata mete kaata ite awa o Taruheru e tae ai te tangata kite wlienua i Whataupoko, a kua maiiia he taone e Te Riilii rana ko nga Maori ki taua wahi. He nui noa atu te pai o taua taone ite "Whataupoko,, a he whakapai kau ta te iwi ki ana mahi a Te liiihi, i te mea ka nui he taone, ka tini he Pakeha, ma reira e nui ai he taonga ma te iwi. A e kiia ana ka nui te pai ote iwi o Turanga kite Kawanatanga a Kawana Kerei. Kia toa e Ngaiporou ki to mahi, kia kalia, ki to mahi taone Pakeha mo koutou ko o iwi.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 623
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165TE RIIHI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 623
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