NGA TAMARIKI O TE AUTE.
NO te 28 o Mei i rere ai nga tamariki o Te Aute ratou ko o ratou kai-whaka-ako, ki Ahitereiria kite purei whutupaoro. No te Hatarei i rere ai no te poo te Wenerei ka uki Poihakena. Ko nga ingoa enei onga tamariki me o ratou iwi: K. Poutawera, Ngapuhi. Pine Tamahori (Kapene), Ngatiporou. Erekana Pewhairangi, ~ Wharetini Rangi, ~ Matauru Wanoa, ~ Wi Rangi, „ Hauparoa Hiroti, Ngatiapa. Turn Hiroti, ~ Tawhai, Ngati Raukawa. Tana Raukawa, ~ Heta Te Kani, Ngatituwharetoa. Momo Teaonui ~ Wiremu Kawepo Porotene, Ngatikahungunu. Naera Pitiera, ~ H. Grinnell Te Atiawa. Tukere Teana, Ngatimaniapoto. Tango Kokiri Te Arawa. W. Waaka, ~ Rongo Nuku, Ngatipukeko. E. Ellison, Ngaitahu. Nga Kai-whakaako : —- Mr. J. Thornton, Rangatira o Te Aute. Mr. Long, Mahita Tuarua. Mr. Cato, Mahita Tuatoru. Kingi Tahiwi, Mahita Tuawha. Paraire Tomoana, Kaitohutohu o te liima. Ka nui to ratou manaakitia e te pakeha. I whakamanuhiritia ratou e te Kawana o Niu Tauti Weiri, e te Pirimiae te Paraimete. I mea te Pirimia i a ia i Rotorua i manaakitia ia e te Maori, e te Kawanatanga o Niu Tireni na reira i aroha ai ia kite Maori. I te Hatarei te 4 o Hune ka hinga i a ratou a Hohepa Kareti, e22 paina kite 3; i muri mai ka hinga ano i a ratou kura o Patahi, he taone nui kei waenganui o Plirini me Poihakena, e24 paina kite 6, i muri mai ka hinga ano i a ratou tetahi kareti o Hirini e 20 paina kite o.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 76, 1 June 1904, Page 7
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249NGA TAMARIKI O TE AUTE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 76, 1 June 1904, Page 7
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