KORERO O TAWHITI.
PARANI. Ko etahi parau o Parani o te Kainga o te V\ iwi kaore lie hoiho hei to he hiko ke kite to whaka-haere ite Parau. No te tau 1879 te parau tuatahi na te hiko i whakahaere i Parani. TIAMANI. Tokorua nga tangata Tiamana i whakataetae kite kai ika pukupuku ara (herengi) ahua rahi ake ite ika aua nei. Heoi i riro te ucu whakahonore i tetahi o raua. Ko nga ika i pan i a ia e 03. Kotahi tetahi Maori i te hui i tu nei ki Omahu i te 29 0 Aperira 1903. i kai tuna. Ko nga tuna i pau i a ia i te kainga k tahi e 21. Ko te roa 0 te tuna kotahi e tata ana In te 2 putu mete hawhe, k iti e wha pea nga (herengi )ka rite kite tuna k itahi. Kati ki te whakaaro ake tera e pau i te Maori nei 84 Herengi i te ota kai noa iho. Kati 1 te kaioga a te Maori nei i nga tuna e 21 ka! o e :ahi he hoa tauwhainga mona, mehemea p a i whakakapureilia ki te taha o nga Fiania. a nei tera e pau te kotahi rau Herengi i tenei Maori ka kino te haere a tenei Maori kite iki ite kai ki te po, he puku Arewhana ton te rite. INGARANGI. Kotahi te wahine turi i marenatia ki telahi tane turi. Kati he uui at 11 te uaua.'o te marenatia ate Minita i a raua. He mca korero a-ringaringa atu te ahua o to marena. amerika. I tukua e tetahi wahine e Aperama Anihana nga mom 200,000 hei hanga i tetahi karet
mo nga wahine taitamariki. Ko tenei wahine he tamahine na tetahi Marikena ko Heremaia Maripeka i waiho iho e ia £1, 000,000 pauna ma tona tamahine i muri i tona matenga.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 63, 1 May 1903, Page 8
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314KORERO O TAWHITI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 63, 1 May 1903, Page 8
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