TE MATE-KAITANGA NUI KI INIA.
Kua pa tetahi mate-kaitanga nui ki Inia. I pa ano he mate-kaitanga ki taua whenua i te tau 1897. I kiia i reira ko te mate-kaitanga nui tera o nga ra o m iri nei, haunga te matekaitanga i nga ra o Hohepa e kawana ana ki Ihipa mete mate-kaitanga i nga ra o Karauria Hiha e kingi ana ki Roma. I taua tau ( 1897 ) i neke ake i te 2,000,000 nga tangata i riro ma te Kawanatanga o Inia e whangai. Otira i i uru ano a Ingarangi me ona koroni (ko Niu Tireni ano tetahi) kite awhina ite Kawanatanga o Inia. I tenei tau ( igoo) kua pa ano he mate-kai-tanga nui ki taua whenua, he kore noa iho te mate-kaitanga o te tau 1897. Ko nga tangata katoa kei te noho mate inaianei e 49,000,000, engari e 3,250,000 kua tino mate rawa ara kua riro ma te Kawanatanga e whangai. Kei te piki haere tonu taua mate inaianei i ruoga i te kore ua. Mehemea kei Niu Tireni nei tenei mate e kore rawa e taea te whakaora. Kei te raruraru a Ingarangi me ona koroni katoa kite whawhai inaianei, na reira i kore ai e mahara ake kite awhina ite Kawanatanga o Inia, kaati ka riri a Inia i tana riri ko tona kotahi anake. Ko Inia tonu tetahi o nga whenua i raro i te mana o Ingarangi kei te tino kaha kite whakahaere ite whawhai ki Awherika. No Inia nga hoia kua tae ki Awherika i muri tata iho o te aranga o te whawhai. Kei te whakapaua ete Kawanatanga o Inia tona kaha kite whakaora i ona tangata, mete whakaaro ano kite whawhai ki Awherika.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 4
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286TE MATE-KAITANGA NUI KI INIA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 4
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