PITOPITO KORERO.
Kua paahi a R. A. Takirihi tetahi o nga tangata o “ Te Pipiwharauroa ” i te Wehenga 1 o te whakamatautauranga minita Pakeha. Kua paahi a Tutere Wi Repa raua ko Pita Paka, nga Maori i te Kura Takuta i Otepoti, Otakou, i te whakamatautauranga mo te tau tuatahi. Kua mutu te whakamatauranga o Hamiora Hei mo te wehenga tuarua o te tohu LL.B., tohu roia. Kaore ano kia mohiotia te tukunga iho, engari ko to matau hiahia kia paahi ia. Kua paahi a Riwai Hiwinui i te wehenga 1 o te whakamatautauranga minita Pakeha. Kua tae a Perere Peneti, te Etita tuatahi o Te Pipiwharauroa, kei Taranaki e kauwhau haere ana. Tera pea e noho tuturu ki reira. Hei te 6 o Tihema te pooti mo nga mema pakeha, a hei te 19 o Tihema te pooti mo nga mema Maori. Ko Te Hurinui Apanui o Whakatane, e mea ana kia pootitia ia hei mema mo te Tairawhiti. Hei te 13 o Tihema tu ai te hui o Te Kotahitanga o Te Aute ki Papawai, Wairarapa. Tera e nui te tangata e tae ki reira. Hei te wiki tuatahi o Tihema tae ai a Te Popa kite whakarnatautau i te Kareti i Te Aute. Hei te 16 o Tihema pakaru ai te Kura Minita i Te Raukahikatea, Turanga, a hei te 1 o nga ra o Maehe 1900 ka tu ano. Kua tae mai etahi reta a etahi Momona whakahe mo te korero a Te Reweti Kohere i te Nama 19 oTe Pipiwharauroa. Hei tera pu tanga panuitia ai aua reta, me nga whaka hoki a Te Reweti Kohere.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 2
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271PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 2
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