NGARONGA O TE PIPIWHARAUROA.
•Kite Etita o Te Pipiwharauroa.
TENA koe te kai-tuku i Te Pipi kia haere ki nga wahi katoa o te ao, whakaatu ai i nga pouritanga, i nga ngahautanga, i nga auetanga, i nga koanga o ia iwi, o ia hapu, e noho mai nei i nga topito o te ao. Kua kite iho ahau i te whakahoki a Julian Thompson, o Hauiti mo taku patai mo te ngaronga ote pipiwharauroa ite takurua. E hoa e Tamihana he korero tena kua waimehatia ki nga taringa o nga kaumatua. Anei ia te whakaaro kia takoto tika ki nga taringa o a ta;ou tarranki e heke iho nei. Inahoki ko te kuaka huihui ai kite Rerenga Wairua,muri iho ka hiki te waewae o te iwi nei ki Oropi. Kua marama tenei iTe Pipi te whakaatu. Katie hoa mehemea ana ka taea e koe te whakaitu te hekenga ote pipi mete kainga huihuinga i mua o to ratou haerenga whakaatutia e k rua ko to pukapuka, kia noho tika ai te rongo o te hanga tamanki e heke iho nei. A kia haere atu hoki etahi kamakama kia kite i te huiukutanga o te pipi ki o motu mahana kua panuitia nei. Kua korero a W. H. Cooper tetahi tino pakeha o Turanga nei ki au. Ko te pipi ku re e hoki ana ki nga motu mahana, engari noho tonu ai i roto i o konei ngahere. He wehi i te matao i kore ai e puta.ki waho ta'igi ai. Tana whakawhanau heeki hoatu ai ki rDto o te kohanga ate horirerire mana e awhi. He kohanga tana i kite ai ia i runga o Akarana i ite ngahere. Ko te kohanga na te horirerire ko te kuao na te pipiwharauroa nui ato te tuahae o te koka horirerire i reira ki taua kuao. He maha ona hoa i kite i te taenga i a ia o tenei kohanga kite taone i Akarana. Kai teora katoa ona hoa inaianei. Kaati i konei ete E.tita kia pau ai ki roto o tetahi noa ona paihau takoto ai enei rapanga noatanga. Tamarangi Kingi. Waerenga-a-Hika.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 57, 1 November 1902, Page 6
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354NGARONGA O TE PIPIWHARAUROA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 57, 1 November 1902, Page 6
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