PITOPITO KORERO.
Ite 11 karaka otepo ote Taite te 16 oga ra o te mamma nei ka wera tetahi o ija \hare nui o Akarana i te ahi. He roa te \va i riri ai te ropu tinei ahi Id tenei ahi katahi ka mate. I timata mai te ahi kite toa kakahu, ko tetahi tonu tera 0 .ga toa tino nui atu o Akarana, na ga tagata na ratou tana toa te vhare katoa, egari ko etahi o ga vvahi o taua \hare i riihitia atu ki etahi atu tagata, a lie malm ga tu alma toa i roto. Ko ga tagata i mate ko ga tagata o te toa kakahu. Tekau etahi atu toa i roto i taua \hare, ko to ratou na lino mate na te wai. Ko te ruihi o te toa nui kei te ko te mate o etahi kei te 6000 . Ko te nuiga kei te pai iga inihua. Ko tetahi o ga tagata tinei ahi i mate i te rakan taka iho i ruga vhare, kei te Hohipera ia e takoto ana. Kore e mohiotia te putake mai a te ahi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 11
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188PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 11
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