RONGO WHAKAMUTUNGA O NGA WHAWHAI.
No te 4 o nga ra ka turia te haere ki Pikini. Hui katoa te ope a nga mana katoa 16,000. Ka rua whawhaitanga kite Hainamana. E rua haora i riri ai ki Pei-hanga, neke atu i te 600 o nga mana i mate, e6oo te Ingarihi. I vvhati te boa riri, i kitea ki konei te toa o nga Tiapanihi. E wha haora i riri ai ki lenge-himu. No Ingarangi raua ko Amerika nga ingoa i aranga i tenei riri. I whati te boa riri, e 200 o te Ingarihi, e 250 o te Marikena, i mate i taotu. I taupapahake noa te whakaaro a nga Poa i Piritoria kite hopu i a Rapata. Ko ta ratou whai he tahu i tetahi pito o te taone hei to i nga hoia ki reira, katahi ka kawhaki ai i a Rapata, otira i kitea to ratou hiahia. E tino whiua ana enei Poa, no te mea kua houhia te rongo ki a ratou e te Ingarihi i mua atu, kua oati hoki ratou mo te ata noho.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 7
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182RONGO WHAKAMUTUNGA O NGA WHAWHAI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 7
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