NGA IKA RAHUI.
HE nui te pouri o nga pakeha i te putanga mai o nga rongo kei te patua e nga Maori nga ika tarauta i te mararna o Hurae nei, i nui rawa ai to ratou pouri he wa hoki tenei eta ana te tarauta. Plei te wa e ta ai, ka hui ki roto ki nga awa ririki ki nga hokikitanga kite whakawhanau, katahi ka patua e te Maori ara, e nga Maori whakaarokore. Kua mea mai etahi pakeha ki a matou kia panuitia kia kaua e patua tenei ika i nga marama e whakawhanau ana ko te hiahia hoki o nga pakeha whakatupu ika kia ki katoa nga awa o enei motu ite tarauta. Katie nga hoa kia atawhai ki nga ika manuhiri, kaua hoki e whakamotitia, kaua te kai e tutea ki tawhiti. Koia nei te take e rahuitia nei e te pakeha ana ika, he tupato inahoki tetahi o a taua nei ika te upo kororo, he ika pai, kua ngaro i o taua awa, i te aha ? i te puta tonutia e te tangata i nga wa katoa.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 10
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185NGA IKA RAHUI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 10
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