TE ROPU O TE ARAWA I INGARANI.
I PUTA etahi kapu i roto i ta tatou mokai mo te rogo mate mai o te Arawa e noho mai nei i Igarani. Te ahua oga korero o roto iga pepa mete mea nei he tika tonu taua mate. Kua hoki mai etahi o ratou inaianei, ko etahi kua noho atu, he mea taware na Ragiuwia kia noho atu kite mahi hereni ma ratou i roto i ga kamupene waiata. Ko Ta Horo Tione, ko te Komihana o Niu Tireni nei i Igarani, kaore i pai kite nohoaga atu o etahi. Otira kua noho atu te hawhe ote ope kite kuhu i a ratou i roto iga huarahi moni ate Pakeha. Ko tetahi korero ano kei roto i ga pepa e haere ana ko Makereti Papakura kua eneketi ki tetahi Pakeha no Igarani, ko Paraone te igoa. Ko te ra ote marena kaore ano i tino tuturu noa, egari e ki ana te pepa hei \Hiiti.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 7
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164TE ROPU O TE ARAWA I INGARANI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 7
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