PITOPITO KORERO.
KUA rere nga kaipuke e rua, a Morning raua ko Terra Nova, kite pito ote ao, kite tore i a Discovery. I panuitia e matou nga korero o te Morning i tana hokinga mai, i mahue atu ai tana hoa a te Discovery ki roto ite huka man ai. Kite kore e taea ate Discovery ka whakarerea atu, ko nga tangata ka mauria mai. No te 26 o nga ra o Nowema nei i rare atu ai i Turanga nei tetahi poti, ko Kia Orate ingoa, e tana ano te nui, tokorua nga tangata o runga. E haere ana raua ki Ranana ma te pito whakatetonga o Amerika, he wahi tino kino. Ki ta raua whakaaro kia ono inarama raua ka tae. Mai i Ingarangi ka whakawhiti a Kia Ora ki Amerika. Ko tenei te poti paku rawa kua whai kia taiawhio i te ao—e taiawhio ranei e heke ranei kite take o te moana. I tae mai ki Niu Tireni nei tetahi wahine waha-reka kite waiata, ko Ada Crossley tona ingoa: he nui te whakamihi ote tangata ki a ia. I tapaea e te Hetana raua ko tana wahine he taonga maori mana. I tana waiatatanga i Mahitataone, ke pangae te wahine pakeha he puawai ki ona waewae, ko te tunga o Pani te Tau, te tamahine a Tame Parata, ka panga atu he kahu maori, ka kata mai a Ada Crossley ka momi mai i tona ringaringa ara ka tangi mai ki a Pani te Tau. I mea a Moohi, mema o te Paremete “Ko te mate nui o te Maori ko ana tikanga huihui —no te tokomaha te whenua, te whare, me nga taongako tenei tikanga ano hold hei patu ite Maori a enei tau etu mai nei. I meate Kawanatangaki te Maori kauae hokona o koutou whenua ki nga pakeha lahae e utu nei i te £2 mo te eka engari me hoko kite Kawanatanga mo te 3/- mo te eka; kaua e hokona nga rakau o koutou whenua kite pakeha mo te £6 mo te eka engari me hoko ki te Kawanatanga mo te 5/- mo te eka o te whenua puta atu ki nga rakau.”
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 9
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363PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 9
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