Da rogo mai o Iparani kei te noho mate pa pakete o pa Maori e noho ma nei i Igarani. Ka rua marama inaianei kaore ano ratou i utua. Kua timata ratou kite mahi takaro hei mea orapa mo ratou. Ko te moni hoki mai mo ratou kua rite, kati hei te 11 o pa ra o Noetna nei ratou hoki mai ai. Na pa nupepa noa pea ia tenei korero i tito. Ko tetahi mahi a ratou e noho mai nei, ara pa mea tane, he purei \hutupooro. He haga pakari to to ratou tima e haere ana i roto i pa nupepa. Ko to ratou kapene ko Tiki Papakura.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 162, 1 October 1911, Page 9
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111Untitled Pipiwharauroa, Issue 162, 1 October 1911, Page 9
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