Kei te kainga o te Wiwi tetahi wahine i moe i tetahi moe tino roa. Ko Makere Poenawera tona ingoa. Ka rua tekau ona tau e moe ana kaore te oho kaore te aha. Ko te timatanga o tona moe he whiti ara he ohorere no tona matakutanga. I ora roa ai, i tae mai ai ki tenei wa e ora ana he mea whangai ki nga kai papai mama kite huri e te puku ngoikore. No te Wenerei nei te 27 o nga ra o Mei i oho ake ai i tana moe wairangi engari torutoru nei nga haora i ora ai ka hemo i te ngoikore ote roa o tona takotoranga. He nui te whakamihi mo te manawanui o nga kai whangai i tenei wahine i te wa e moe ana ia.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 2
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134Untitled Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 2
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