RONGO WHAKAMUTUNGA 0 TE WHAWHAI.
Kua riro i te Ingarihi a Poroemepoteini, te tino taone o te Arani Piri Teiti. I whakangakautahi kite Poa, i whawhai mai hoki Id te Ingarahi. Kua tino riro taua whenua ite ope a Tianara Rapata, kua tuku mai hoki te nuinga o te tangata whenua i a ratou ki raro i te maru o Ingarangi. Kei te tuku mai taua iwi i a ratou pu me a ratou patu kite Ingarihi. Kua tukua e Tianara Rapata te rongo-pai ki taua whenua. Kei runga ite Whare-Kawana i Bloemfontein e tare ana te Iraki o Ingarangi.
,3r " Hei tera marama whakaurua ai'NCAHUA KAREAO.’
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 12
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107RONGO WHAKAMUTUNGA 0 TE WHAWHAI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 12
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