RONGO-MAI-TATA.
E mea ana nga nupepa ka nui te matemate o nga maori o Waikato i nga main a nga tohunga maori. Kotahi tetohungako Wiremu te Whitu he wahine te iwi nui e haere ana ki a ia, a kanui hoki te kino o tana mahi. He porangi nga tangata e tuku ana i a ratou wahine i a ratou kotiro kiamirimiria kiaraweketia e nga tohunga. Ite whakawakanga ote Whitu i ki nga pono he tokomaha nga wahine turoro i puremutia ete tohunga. Kua mau a te Whitu kite whare herehere, e toru ona maunga mo te tahae i mua atu. Kia tae te tangata kite whare herehere ka tau ai te mana tohunga I te kauwhau a Tahupotiki i Otautahi i puta tana whakakino mo nga tohunga. E ki ana ia i tu te kohikohi a Wereta, nuku atu i te /~80 te moni, ko tana mo nga mahi a te Hahi e £3O ano.
Kua tae mai nga pukapuka a Te Muera Tokoailua, a Mohi Turei, a Hohepa Peka, a Te Matata, me a etahi atu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 79, 1 September 1904, Page 3
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178RONGO-MAI-TATA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 79, 1 September 1904, Page 3
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