TE AMIA.
Kua tae te ope Pakeha kite whenua aTe Amia kua mea te ope, e kore ratou e pai kia mahia e te korero waea nga korero o ta ratou mahi. A kua puta te kupu a te Kawana Ariki o Inia, mo nga take i kiia ni te whawhai kite Amia.' : Ke^(s no tonu no tana mabi he ki Te Knini, a he : ko*e G nblia e mau ki nya rohe. o tona walii, a o te wahi a E kore te kiuo epa kite iwi nui o Jnia, itiq 'te at mice tana lie. E mea ana te ope hoia a Te Knini, ka riohoia katbatia nga pa katoa aTe Amia e ratou. ' ** A kua mea te Kawana Ariki o Ini*,' e kore e mutu te puta tonu o nga utu tau a Te Khini.ki nga Apiha o te iwi Maori, ka puta tonu aua «tu : Wfi»a<i ra Maori, otira kite mea ka tautoko -rutofa I Tra IffVfo Amia kia Te Kuini, ka pa ano ie he kite tangata tautoko iTe Amia. A kua pai aua tini rangatira Maori o Jnia ki taua kupu, a kua awliina © ratou nza ope hoia a Te Ivuiin. i 6 E kiiana te kupu o te iwi o Inia e fcika-ana te wHi® a Kuini i tana A urn. a e whakaae katoa ana hoki t« Paremata o Tawahi ui tana knpu.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 626
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231TE AMIA. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 50, 14 December 1878, Page 626
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