TE KURA O HUKARERE.
171 HARI ana matou mo te nui o nga paraihe o te Whakakitekite i Otautahi i riro i te kura o Hukarere, mo nga mahi tuitui me nga mahi tuhituhi. He kupu whakamanamana ta matou ki nga kai-whakaako, ki nga tamariki o Hukarere. Ko nga paraihe i riro ite kura Katorika i Nepia mete kura o Hukarere a matou e pa.nui:— Mo nga mahi tuitui. Turanga A, wahi I; Ruiha Tamihana, he metara hiriwa; Hana Pou, Te Hei Heketa, Ngawa Takerei, i rite tonu, he tiwhikete tuarua, no Hukarere katoa; Raiha Kiwhi, no Hohepa kura Pikopo, he tiwhikete tuatoru ; Ema Mete, Hukarere, i tino whakamihia.
Turanga B, wahi 3 : Raiha Kiwhi, no Hohepa, he metara hiriwa; Heni Nepia, no Hukarere, he tiwhikete. Turanga B, wahi 4: Ema Paraone, Hukarere, he metara hiriwa ; Heni Whangapirita, Hukarere, he tiwhikete ; Hera Waaka, Hukarere, i tino whakamihia. Turanga B, wahi 6 : Heni Whangapirita, Hukarere, he metara hiriwa. Mo nga mahi tuhituhi. Turanga 11. E tuwhera ana ki nga kura maori katoa : ko te take korero, “ He aha nga painga me nga kinonga i puta mai kite Iwi Maori i runga ite haerenga mai ote Pakeha.” Ngarangi Turei, Hukarere, he metara koura; Ema Joss, no Hohepa, he metara hiriwa ; Mere Hooro, no Hukarere, he tiwhikete.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 36, 1 February 1901, Page 3
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214TE KURA O HUKARERE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 36, 1 February 1901, Page 3
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