NA TE ETITA.
I TAE mai te reta a Tame Arapata i tera putunga o ta iatou pepa, he whakaatu mai naana i te pahitanga, o te motini, i te hui a te Kotahhanga o nga Tamariki o Te Aute, i tu ki Taumata-o-mihi i te Hanuere kua taha nei, kia whakaturia he komiti nei tirotiro i te mahi aTe Pipiwharauroa. Kati he whakamana tenei na te Pipi i taua reta me te whakaturanga hoki ote Komiti. I runga i te mea e mahi tahi ana te Pipi raua ko te Kotahitanga i te mahi kotahi ara i te tohutohu i te rapu hoki i tetahi painga mo tatou mo te iwi Maori, ka whakaaro te Kotahitanga me whakatu he Komiti hei tieki hei whakaputa hoki i ana korero me ana tohutohu i Te Pipiwharauroa. Mo te taha tenei ki runga ite ahuatanga o te wahi o te pepa e pa ana ki nga mahi ate Kotahitanga. Otira ko te Komiti ano hei tirotiro i nga korero katoa e tae ana mai mo te pepa. Ka whakaaro te komiti e pai ana tena kia uru ka urn ka kore kaore ano e whakaurua. Kaati e te iwi kia ata tirotiro i nga kupu mo roto o ta tatou pepa he maha hoki nga matauranga o te motu nei hei korero i a koutou korero ina uru ki roto ite Pepa. Ko te Tumuaki ote Komiti ko Hapata Wiremu, ko te Komiti tokorima he tamariki tawhito no Te Aute kei te taha o Te Pipi ara kei Turanga nei e noho ana.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 63, 1 May 1903, Page 4
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261NA TE ETITA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 63, 1 May 1903, Page 4
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