A TATOU TAONGA-OHA I ROTO I TE HAHI.
Upoko VIII.DA MI NIT A. HE pevhea te ahua o pa Minita ole Hahi, i e tika ana ano ranei na pa Apotoro i ala Vnakarite rnai pa wahaga e torn o pa Minita e mohiotia nei—te Pihopa, te Piriti mete Rikona? E tino marama ana kaore a te Karaiti tohutohu niarama mo te alma o ana minita, ara kaore ana kupu marama mo pa Minita pera mete marama o ana knpu mo te Iriiri mete Hapa Tapu. E tino marama ana ano hold i waeganui o te 200 tan i muri iho i a te Karaiti kua tino pumau pa turaga e torn ki pa wahi katoa o te ao kua huri kite \hakapono tae atu ano hoki ki pa ropu o pa nohotiki. Ko te tino take hei tirohapa ma talon mehemea e taea te \hakahoki atu te timataga mai o tenei tikapa kite \va i pa Apotoro. No te \hakamutupa o te 200 tan i muri iho i a te Karaiti i ora ai a Iranui, e mea ana ia ko pa turapa Minita e 3 he tikaga i ata vhakatakotoria o pa Apotoro, penei ano hoki te korero a ona hoa, a pa tapala nunui katoa o tana wa mai tae noa mai ki naianei, a ta tatau Haiti e man nei ana kupu i roto i te Mata-korero o te karakia motuhapa i te tagata hei minita. I te wa i korero ai a Iranui i enei korero he tokomaha pa tagata kaumatua o te Hahi e ora ana i taua wa a e mohio ana ki le ahua o pa Minita i te wa i muri tata iho i pa Apotoro, kaore te korero a Iranui i rhakahetia, na tena ka mohio tatau he tika taua korero. I te wa i pa Apotoro e korerotia ana Ida tatau i \hakaluria e ratau etahi tapata hei Rikona Main 6, ko etahi hei kaumatua —Mahi 14' 23 , 15'’, ko Hemi hei Pihopa mo te Hahi i Hiruharama.
Ko pa turapa e torn enei. I te tau a.d. 66 ka rhakaturia e Paora a Timoti raua ko Taituha hei Pihopa mo pa hahi o Ahia-iti, raua ko Kariti. Ko tenei turapa Pihopa e rite ana kite turaga Pihopa o muri nei. I muri mai i tenei wa ka tuhia e Keremeneta tana reta kite Hahi o Koriniti, ko tenei tapata e kiia ana he Pihopa no Roma. 1 roto i tana reta kaore ia i \hakahua i te turaga Pihopa, egari ehara tera i te mea hei rhakaatu ki a tatou kaore he Pihopa i taua wa, no te mea ko te ahua o te turaga Pihopa raua ko te turaga Piriti e rite tonu ana i taua wa. Ite timataga o te 200 tau ka tuhituhia e Ikinatiu, he Pihopa no te Hahi i Anatioka i Hiria, ana reta ki pa Hahi i Ahia. I roto i ana reta i korero ia mo pa Pihopa, mo pa Pirlti me pa Rikona, a i puta etahi kupu ana mo pa Pihopa i \hakaturia mo pa wahi ta\hiti rawa ole Ao. I muri tata i te matepa o Ikinatiu ka tuhia e Porikapa tana reta, a i \hakahua ano ia i pa turaga 0 torn i roto i taua reta. Kei roto ite pukapuka e karapatia nei ko te Hi pod taua Kenana e \hakaaturia ana mai pa tikapa mo te motuhapa i te tapata hei Pihopa, hei Pirlti, hei Rikona. Ko tenei piurapuka no na tata ake nei i kitea ai egari kite \hakaaro no te tau a.d. 112 i tuhia ai. Ko pa kupu o tenei pukapuka e pa ana ki pa minita o mua atu i taua wa, ara mo pa mea ote tau a.d. 100. 1 muri mai o tenei wa e tino mohiotia ana kua pumau pa turapa minita e toru i roto i te Hahi puta noa ipa wahi katoa. Ka marama ki a tatou i enei korero he tika tonu ta tatou ki e mea nei i roto i te karakia motuhaga minita, " Ko enei turapa e toru o pa minita i roto i te Hahi he tikaga i tuku iho ano i pa Apotoro."
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 9
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702A TATOU TAONGA-OHA I ROTO I TE HAHI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 9
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