PITOPITO KORERO.
I riro i te tiiraa o Rev. Wepiha Wainohu te kapu putupooro o Te Wairoa. Te utu o te karinga i tetahi rua kotahi mo te rerewe o Hokitika ki Otautahi e Ko te mahi a nga pakeha matau he tirotiro tonu i te ahua o te whetu o Kopu me kore e kitea he tangata kei runga no te mea i rite tonu te ahua ki to tatou nei ao. Ka torn te kau tau ka pahure nei ka kiia e tetahi tangata o Itari ko Schiaparelli te ingoa, i kitea e ia he awakeri nunui x runga o Kopu. I te tau 1905 ka whakaahutia e tetahi tangata o Amenka ana awakeri, kei te whaiano taua tangata kia tino marama rawa. Ki tana ki he hukapapa kite whangai i aua awakeri. Ko aua awakeri na te tangata ano i kerb E tata ana ki te 500,000,000 te nui o nga tangata o Haina, e4O kite 50 i roto ote 100 o enei miriona e kai ana i te kai kino nei i te opiuma. Ka 27 nga tau o Wepu, tiarnupiana hoe poti o te ao ka 8 nga tau i hoe ai ia, ko tana mahi he parakimete. Kua rite he reihi ma raua ko Tressider o Poihakena, a lera tau. Kua tae mai ano te wero a Durnan o Kanata. Ko te moni (5 te reihi a Wepu raua ko Taone £iooo. Ite whaikorero a Apirana Ngata ki a Wepu i Poneke i mea a Apirana kia oti iho te kapu hoe poti kite Whenua ote Maori. He whakatauki na te Maori: "He rangai maomao ka taka i tua o Nukutauria e kore e hokia." Kua oti noa atu i te pakeha te hanga he kaipuke whawhai rere a manu ai mete pupuhi ano i ana pu. Pakeha ! pakeha!
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 114, 1 September 1907, Page 9
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305PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 114, 1 September 1907, Page 9
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