NGA KONGO MAI O MURI NEI O TE WHAWHAI KI TARANAWAARA.
I tutaki te ope a Tianara Metuene 12000 ki tetahi wehenga o te Poa 13000 i raro i a Tianara ‘ Cronje ’ki ‘ Majersfontein.’ He lino Avbawhai kaha tsnei, he tokomaha hold o tc Ingarihi i mate ara hni katoa nga taotu me nga mea i mate rawa e tata ana ki te 1000. Tie tino nui atu o te Poa i mate ara hui katoa nga taotu, nga herehere me nga mea i mate e tata ana kite 2000. Engari ko te honore o tenei whawhai i riro i te Poa, kaore hoki ton a pa i horo i te Ingarihi, engari ko te Ingarihi 1 whati mai. I tutaki hoki te ope a Tianara Pura 12000 ki te wehenga tino nui ote Poa, neke ake ite 20000, ki ‘ Shievely.’ I riro ano i te Pda tenei whawhai. I neke ake ite 100 ote Ingarihi 1 mate rawa, neke ake i te 600 i taotu, e 338 i riro herehere. Otira kua whakaaturia mai e te Poa i tata ki te 2000 o ratou i mate, kiki tonu o ratou parepare ite tupapaku. Kaore i horo te pa o te Pea, engari ko te Ingarihi i whati mai, i whakarerea atu hoki etahi o a ratou pu-repo ma te Poa. I muri mai o enei hinganga o te Ingarihi ka whiriwhiria e te Komiti Whawbai o Ingarangi Ida tukua ano etahi hoia kia 50000, kia tu hoki ko Tianara Rapata hei tino rangatira mo nga hoia katoa a te Ingarihi i Awherika. Ko tetahi tenei o nga tino Tianara rongo-nui ote Ingarihi. He tino kaumatua, ka 68 ona tan. Kei te moana ia e haere ana inaianei.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 10
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288NGA KONGO MAI O MURI NEI O TE WHAWHAI KI TARANAWAARA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 10
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