NGA TAKARO.
Ko Paraire Tomoana, ko Taranaki te Ua, ko te Roera, me Kurupo Tareha nga tamariki rangatira o Nepia etahi o te tiima purei Korowha 1 Golf’ o Haki Pei i tae mai ki Turanga nei, i hinga ratou i te tangata whenua. E koa ana matou kite kupu ate Kapene ote Karapu Korowha o Heihitingi, kia kaua rawa ona tangata e purei i te Ratapu. Ko Ata Tanikena te tiamupiana mo te purei Korowha o Nui Tireni nei. I te pureitanga o te tiima whutupooro o Ingarangi ki nga tiima o Ahitereiria, e 21 o ratou pureitanga, 18 o ratou wininga, 630 ratou hinganga, e 335 a ratou paina katoa, 104 a era atu tiima hui katoa. He minita te kapene o te tiima o Ingarangi, ko Morinu te ingoa. No Akarana te tiima kaha atu o Nui Tireni nei i tenei tau. I mate i a ratou a Otakou, a Poneke, a Taranaki, a i rite raua ko Karaihitiati. Ko Tutere Wi Repa (tetahi o nga tamariki maori kei te Kura Takuta i Otakou) te whurupeeke o Otakou. Ko Takarangi te whurupeeke o Whanganui. Ko Aritaku tetahi o nga toru-koata o Nepia, ko Henare Kohere o Whakatu (Nelson). Ko Tirongo Paora tetahi tangata tino kaha o Akarana. No Te Aute katoa enei tamariki. Haere tonu Te Aute! Haere tonu ra ! Ake ake kia kaha, haere tonu ra! I te purei whutupoorotanga o nga Maori o Tauranga ki nga Maori o Te Puke, mate ana a Tauranga, engari i mea ratou na tetahi koroua o Te Puke ratou i makutu. I oati ratou e kore rawa ratou e noho ka purei ki Te Puke. He kore kaha tonu pea ia, ka kike he mea makutu. Ka kino te haere a te makutu ! Makutu eweri taima ! Kua mutu te purei kirikiti o te tiima o Ahitereiria i Ingarangi. E35 o ratou pureitanga katoa, 16 wininga, e 3 hinganga, ko enei hinganga na etahi tiima ririki noa nei, 16 ritenga. I te purei kirikititanga o etahi kura i Ingarangi, e 628 nga paina a tetahi tamaiti ko Kiriwhitana te ingoa, kore rawa ia i mate a mutu noa te purei!
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 12
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360NGA TAKARO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 12
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