PITOPITO KORERO.
Kei te korerotia e te Kawanataga inaianei kia \hakaitia te utu o ga waea e tukua atu ana ki waho o Niu Tireni. Hei te tahi ogara o Hanuere %hakahekea iho ai ga waea atu o Niu Tireni. nei ki Igarani. Kei te meiga ano hoki kia vhakabekea iho te utu o ga waea ki Ahitereirea i taua wa. Ko te utu ote kupu kotahi o te waea ki Ahitereiria e 4*|d., kati kei te metia kia heke iho ki te 2±d. Na te Wari tenei i \hakaatu i te \hare. Tetahi tagata rogo nui kei Niu Tireni nei e kamhau haere ana ko Miri, he tagata poto noa nei, egari he waha reka kite korero. I a ia e vhai korero ana i Taranaki ki tonu te \hare ite tagata. I tona tuga mai ki ruga ka tagi te uinere ate \hare. Ka mutu te umere ka korero ia, " Ega tane ega wahine kei te hiahia an kia kite i tetahi tagata i roto i a koutou, egari kaore e kitea atu i te mahi a te potae. Kite taea e koutou te tago o koutou potae ega wahine ka koa rawa atu an." Ko etahi o ga wahine i tago i o ratou potae ko etahi i waiho tonu. I tona kitega mai kaore tona korero i te paigia katahi ka karaga mai, " Kaore ianei an i te korero mo ga wahine porohewa, pai noa atu ratou kia man tonu ki o ratou potae." Ka tagi te umere ate \hare, he hag a makere noa te potae. I tahuri tetahi poti mihi ne kite awa o \Haganui. ■ Ki tonu taua poti i etahi wahine Maori tokorua me etahi tamariki. Te tahuritaga kore tonu atu hoki i taea te \hakati kate poti. Ka kau tetahi o ga wahine nei ki uta, e rua tini te roa o tona kauga, kite kawe taura. Ka man tona taura, ka hoki mai ano kite kawekawe atu i ga tamariki ki uta, a ora katoa ana ratou. Mei kaua te gakau marama o tenei wahine tera etahi o ana tamariki e mate. He mahi toa rawa atu tenei na tenei wahine.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 10
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360PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 10
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