RUHIA ME TIAPANI.
TE PAKANGA NUI ATU I TE AO. IMURI iho i te pakanga ki Haho i a Oketopa 1904. ka noho nga matua a Ruhia a Tiapani i te hotoke, e 500 iari ano te mataratanga, a no tenei marama rawa ka korikori ano te Tiapanihi ka kokiritia te Ruhia ko Kuroki ki matau, ko Notohu ki waenganui, ko Oku raua ko Nongi ki maui, i tata ki 100 te horanga o ta ratou haere, ka timata te kokiri. Te taenga atu ki Mukutene i reira te Ruhia, ka whawhai, i nuku atu te wiki e riri ana ko te matenga o te Ruhia, ka whati ka marara, ka mahue nga pu, nga kai, nga hoiho, nga wakana me tona tini o te taonga, tae rawa atu ki nga huarahi kua tu mai ia nga purepo a Tiapani katahi ka patua te Ruhia, kaore he mate hei rite, ka hinga te Ruhia. E kiia ana ko te pakanga nui atu tenei ite ao. I tino mate ai te Ruhia na te tere o Nongi kite haere, kite karapoti ite Ruhia maunu rawa ake te Ruhia ki waho o Mukutene kua tu mai ia nga pu nunui o te Tiapani ite aroaro. I taea e Nongi te ; haere te 40 macro ite ra kotahi. Ko te tianara tenei nana nei i whakhoro a Poota Aata, E kiia ana mohio tonu ai te Ruhia ko Nongi i te kaha i te kino o tana kokiri o tana haere. I te nui o te mate o te Ruhia kore rawa i taea te tiaki nga taotu heoi male mate ana i te huka. Ka patua tonutia te Ruhia inaianei, tera pea e kore rawa he morehu e tae ki Hapini kite pa o Ruhia kei te toe mai. Kua turakina a Kuropatikini. Ka nui te pouri o te Ruhia ; ko te kingi kua porangi pea, ina hoki kei te akiaki tonu ano i te whawhai.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 84, 1 March 1905, Page 6
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324RUHIA ME TIAPANI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 84, 1 March 1905, Page 6
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