HE TUPAPAKU NO NGAPUHI.
HE Tupapaku Rangatira nui no Ngapuhi ki Hokianga, ko Hohaia E. Patnone te ingoa, i mate i a Hepetema 120 nga ra ; i whanau ite tau 1825, ko ona tau e 7(1. Ko ana inatua ko Eru Patnone ko Te Waaka Neae, nga kai awhina i te Iwi Pakeha i nga raruraru o mua, a he kai awhina hoki i te Whakapono i te wa tuatahi i tae inai ai te Karaipiture ki tenei motu ara ki Mangungu ite takiwa o Hokianga. Ko tenei kaumatua ko Hohaia Patnone he kai awhina i te ta--11 gat a Maori, pakeha hoki. Haere atu e te kai awhina i te tangata, ki o tipnna ki o niatua ki te iwi ite po. Na to hoa i roto i te Kongo Pai, Hapeta Makiri. [ Ko Te Waaka Nene, ko te papa-keeke o Hohaia Patnone, tetahi o nga kaumatuarongonui atu o te Iwi Maori, tetahi hoki o nga rangatira tino piri-pono kite Kuini, nana i awhina te Kawanatanga. i nga ra o te pakanga. Etita. i
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 44, 1 October 1901, Page 3
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175HE TUPAPAKU NO NGAPUHI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 44, 1 October 1901, Page 3
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