NGA KAIPUKE PAKARU.
Kua kitea a te Waikato, i rere mai i Ingarangi ki Nui Tireni. Ite 5 nga ra o Hune, e tata ana ki Keepa Taone, Awherika ka whati te wira. E 4450 macro i manu haere ai taua tima. E wha nga kaipnke heera i kite ia ia i whakamatau tetahi kite parete, kore rawa i taea. Na te Asloun, he tima, katahi ka taea. He tino riri ta taua tima, he iti rawa hoki ia i a te Waikato. Neke atu i te 2000 macro tona paretetanga ia te Waikato. E rua motunga ote taura parete. I tetahi motunga tata tonu te rua rawa nga ra, katahi ka kite ano nga tima. No te 8 o nga ra o Oketopa ka u aua tima ki Weehi Ahitereiria. Ahakoa nui te moana, kitea ake te tima ngaro. Kei te tono nga rangatira o te Asloun kia te utu ki to ratou tima!
I maharatia kua mate a te ‘Envy,’ he kaipuke iti nei, i rere mai i Poneke ki Akarana. I waho o Ihi Keepa (Waiapu) ka puta te marangai, ka piupiua ta.ua kaipuke ano he anga pipi. I waho o Moehau ka tukitukia ete hau nga pakaiahi, mete whare, ka mea te kapene e kore ratou e ora. Katahi ka whaoria he pukapuka ki roto ite patara, ka maka kite moana. Koia nei nga korero i roto ite patara i pae ki Moehau :
“ Kino atu te hau. Kei te wehi kei tutuki hi te whenua. E 30 macro pea to matou matavatanga mat i Moehau. Kei te rere kite tuaraki. Mana noa matou e ova. Kei te whakawhirinaki torn hi te Ariki hi a Ihu. Kua paharu nga pakaiahi vie te whare:—Kapene Tiamupiana." I te kitenga i te pukapuka nei, ki katoa te tangata kua mate a te ‘ Envy,’ otira kotahi wiki i muri mai ka puta mai taua maia iti nei ki Akarana, i hoki mai i ko noa atu o te Rerenga wairua. I ora ai na te mea i herea he peeke hinu ki nga taha hei whakamarino i te moana. I mana te inoi ate kapene : “ Kei te whakawhirinaki tonu kite Ariki ki a Ihu.”
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 20, 1 October 1899, Page 11
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363NGA KAIPUKE PAKARU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 20, 1 October 1899, Page 11
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