TE HERE I TE KAHA O TE WAI.
INAIANEI kei te caaro te Kawanataga kia \hakamahia ga kaha e raoumou noa nei iga rere nunui o Niu Tireni. Egari kaore e tino \ha\hai te mahi i tenei huarahi ora, i te mea lie mahi hou. Ko te mea.tuatahi kua takoto te tikaga kia \hakahaerea ko te rere i Otautahi. Ma te kaha o taua rere e huri ga mihini haga Hiko hei raiti mo te taone o Otautahi me etahi atu taone epa tata. Kite kitea te pai o tenei mahi ka diakahaerea etahi atu wai penei. 1 mea te Pirimia ga mahi nunui e taea te mahi kite Hiko i tua atu ite \hakamarama i ga taone, na re ini i kaha ai te diakaaro o te Kawanataga kia mahia tenei mahi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 161, 1 September 1911, Page 7
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133TE HERE I TE KAHA O TE WAI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 161, 1 September 1911, Page 7
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