NGA HUI WHARE-KARAKIA.
TE ope a Ngatiporou i haere ai kite hui i Harataunga 108. To Waikato.tangata i tae kite hui ko Rev. Nikora Tautau. He nui ano te ope pakeha mai o Akarana, i haere mai ai te Rev. George McMurray kite whakatuwhera its whare karakia. Ko tenei wharekarakia mo nga pakeha mo nga Maori. I whakahaeretia ano e Apirana Ngata te Ture Marae. Kua panuitia e matou te ahua ote whare-karakia ite Nama 36. I whakamihi nga pakeha o Akarana i tae ki tenei hui i mea te kai tuhi o te “Auckland Weekly News”, “Mo te atawhai kite tangata, kaore he iwi hei rite mo te Maori o nga iwi pakeha o nga iwi maori ranei ite ao katoa.” Hui katoa te kohi 6 n eke atu ranei. Muri tata tonu iho i te hui i Te Muriwai ka tu ano he hui kawanga whare-karakia na Ngatihina ki te Whakaki, Wairoa, ite26 o nga ra o Aperira. E 300 pea nga tangata i huihui. To moni kohi 12s. 4d.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 39, 1 May 1901, Page 5
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172NGA HUI WHARE-KARAKIA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 39, 1 May 1901, Page 5
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