NGA METARA MA NGA RANGATIRA O NGATIPOROU.
E Ta E TE PIPIWHARAUROA.
HE mea tika kia whakaaturia e koe tena rarangi ingoa o nga rangatira o Ngatipqrou i whakakorea ai nga metara mo ratou, a whakataua ana mo nga tangata tokorua anake. Te kaha o Apirana Ngata kite whakahe i enei rangatira; kia urn noa ranei ko nga uri o Te Mokena Kohere, nana nei i tabu te ahi ki roto o Turanga tae atu ki Waiapu; no muri nei etahi atu tangata i karangatia ai. Kite mea he utu mo te tukunga i enei kupu tonoa mai ki a au. Ko nga tangata enei i mahia e Wi Pere hei tango i nga metara otira i runga i te whakaheanga a Apirana Ngata noho ana e rua ano. No Ngatiporou : Pine Tuhaka, Te Whakatihi, Neho Kopuku, iremu Keiha, Te Houkamau*, Tuhaku Kohere, Tula Nihoniho, Tamanui- te- ra. ’ No raro atu : Pare Koihu, Waikura *, Paora Ngamoki, Te Paea Kingi, Te Aporotanga, Te Whenuanui. * Nga rangatira i whiwhi kite metara. Heoi ano, Na Rawiri Karaha. Poho-o-Rawiri, Hurae 8, 1901.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 41, 1 July 1901, Page 13
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178NGA METARA MA NGA RANGATIRA O NGATIPOROU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 41, 1 July 1901, Page 13
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