TE RAUKAHIKATEA.
No te 9 o nga ra o Maehe i timata ai te kura minita o te Eaukahikatea. Nga kaiwhakaako o tenei kura ko Rev. Hapata W. Wiremu, M.A., me Rev. Hector Hawkins. Tokowaru nga tangata kei te ako inaianei, hui atu ki a ratou wahine me nga tamariki ka tekau-mai-ivva. Ko nga ingoa enei o ana tangata, o ratou kainga me o ratou iwi. Turuturu M. Ngaki. Te Puke, Te Araw.i ; Te Muera Tokoaitua, me tona hoa-wahine me Tuihana, Rotorua Te Arawa ; Tuahangata Pereiha, Maketu, Te Arawa ; Eru Hakaraia me tona hoa wahine me Rihi, Awanui, Te H arawa ; Mokai Kekeru me tona hoa wahine me Titaha, Waitotara, Taranaki; Ngarauru; Te Iwiora Whakarua, me tona hoa,
wahine me Ngarongoa, Waitotara, Taranaki, Ngarauru ; M iremu Keretene, Kawa Kawa, Ngapuhi ; Matene Naera me tona hoa wahine me Hemaima, Hokianga, Ngapuhi; Te Oopere Tahuri-o-Eangi, me tom hoa wahine me Mihirini, Rotoiti Te Ar.iwa ; Ko te Reweti Kohere kei konei e noho ana inaianei, e ako ana ano i ana mahi o te kareti i Christchurch. E hoa e Peneti ana ka tukua atu etahi kakano iti nei, hei whangai i ta tatou manu i a Te Pipiwharauroa. Na Matou katoa tena kohikohi. Hei nga p ) hua pea te kai, ka tukn atu ano i etihi. Tukua mai etahi kape o Te Wharauroa kia matou, hei tau e hiahia ai. Heoi, ma Te Atua koe e whakakaha kite hautu i nga mahi ote Hahi. Kanui to matou ora, a nei rawa to matou mate he ruarua rawa no matou. Kowai ra e haere mai hei noho i etahi o nga ruma o te whare nei ? Tena taria. Turoturu M. Kgaki, Maehe 15, 1899. Te Rau Kareti, Gisborne,
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 13, 1 March 1899, Page 5
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285TE RAUKAHIKATEA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 13, 1 March 1899, Page 5
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