HE KUPU WHAKAPAI ATU KI A REWI.
E ki ana te nupepa o Taranaki, i a Te Hiana i Taranaki, ka mea a Te Hiana, kahore kau he mahi kino a Riwe i mahi ai i nga tau kua pahure nei, a kua mea a Riwe kia noho tuturu aia i te ture, a e pai ana a Riwe kia tuturu aia hei tangata pumau kia Te Kuini. A i mea a Te Hiana, ahakoa i whawhai a Riwe kite ope hoia a Te Kuini, mehemea e tutaki ana nga Apiha 0 ana hoia ki a Riwe i enei ra, ka tangi mihi atti ana* Apiha ki a Rewi, aka toro mai a ratou ringaringa ki a Rewi hei toha mo to ratou. mihi aroha ki a Rewi. 1 mea aTe Hiana, lie wh.enua pai a Taranaki. A © kore pea e roa ka oti nga tikanga e kitea ai he rerewe atu ano i Taranaki ki Waikato, i te mea ma Rewi ma e mahi nga malii e oti ai taua rerewe, a ka nui he nui mo nga iwi, a ka puta he pai mo Taranaki katon.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 51, 21 December 1878, Page 639
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188HE KUPU WHAKAPAI ATU KI A REWI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 51, 21 December 1878, Page 639
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