TE REIHI IATA.
KUA mutu te reihi ki Amerika o te Karamapia ( Amerika) raua ko te Hamuraka II (Ingarangi). Kua riro ano i a te Karamapia te kapu. He reihi tino nui tenei i whakapokai ai nga whakaaro o te ao katoa. Kua 50 nga tau i takoto tonu ai ki Amerika te kapu ; ko te whai ip te Ingarihi kia mauria ki Ingarangi. I tera tau i mate a te Hamu-
raka I i a te Karamapia, i tenei tan ka hangaia ano c la Tamati Ripitana a te Hamuraka II kia tere ake, otira i mate ano i a te Karamapia. I tata kite /fioo,ooo te utu mo te mahinga i a te Hamuraka 11. I hangaia ate Hamuraka kia kaha kia taumaha, he ture hold mana ano e whakawhiti ite moana; ko tona taumaha 172 tana, to te Karamapia e gi tana. No te 26 o Hepetema te reihi tuatahi, kaore i oti, no te mea he ture kia oti te 30 macro i roto ite 5 haora. I tautohelohe tonu te haere a nga kaipuke mutu noa; ka kaha te hau ka tere a te Hamuraka, ka iti te hau ka kokiri a te Karamapia. Ite mutunga ote reihi etoru koata maero a te Karamapia ki mua. Ite whakahokinga i te reihi ka puta ko te Karamapia, e 200 iari ki mua. Ite nunui rawa o nga heera o te Hamuraka i hoatu ki a te Karamapia e 43 hekene hei hanikapu. I te reihi tuarua ko te Hamuraka tonu i mua liei te pikinga ki te hau ka maluie i te hoa tauwhainga, e 78 hekene o te Karamapia ki mua. I te reihi tuatoru ko te Hamuraka i tae wawe kite mutunga, engari na tana hanikapu ka mate ano. Ite mea e torn reihi i riro ia te Karamapia i roto i te rima reihi ka whakamutua te reihi ka riro hold te kapu i a Amerika. Kite whakaro ate tangata kite tika te rere, ki te nui te hau e kore e kaha ate Karamapia i a te Hamuraka.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 44, 1 October 1901, Page 9
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346TE REIHI IATA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 44, 1 October 1901, Page 9
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