TE PIPIWHARAUROA.
I runga i te ngakau kaha o te Komiti whakahaere o Te Pipiwharauroa kia piki haere ai te painga o te manu a te iwi Maori, na kua whakaurua e matou he whakaahua, te whakaahua o Rore Rapata me Tianara Piriti, a hei tera putanga ko to Rore Kitini me to Tianara Patene-Pawera, nga toa e hau mai nei nga rongo i Awherika. He nui te utu o enei whakaahua, he mea tono ra ano ki Merepana. Mehemea ana i penei te kaha o te iwi Maori kite tautoko i a tatou nu-pepa me to matou manawanui, tera e tino kaha rawa o tatou reo nga reo whakaako ite iwi Maori. Kaore o matou hiahia ki te whakaako ito matou iwi ki te kaiponu, kite whakaaro tutua. Na reira matou ka mea ki te kore te tangata e utu ite pepa mar a ka whakamutua e matou te tuku atu, engari ka tukua atu ano he whakaatu, ara E rua putanga atu o te pepa he mea takai kite awhi where, hei muri atu ka whakamutua te tuku atu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 1
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181TE PIPIWHARAUROA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 1
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