TE WHARE I MANUTUKE.
KUA mutu te mahi a nga kamura pakeha i te whare karakia o Manutuke, ko te taha Id nga Maori e toe ana inaianei. Ko nga tana katoa o te whare he mea pereki, parua atu ai hold a waho ake e nga pereki Id te kohatu. Ki te titiro atu mete mea he raima katoa a waho. Ko runga he mea uhi kite pereti. He hanga atahua ki te matakitaki atu. Ko nga whakairo mo roto kei te mahia e nga tohuna. Ko nga paewai kua oti, ko nga pou katahi ano ka timata. Ko te take i roa ai na t 6 roa mai o nga rakau i te mira i Taupo. No te 22 o nga ra ote marama nei katahi ano nga mea tuatahi, tekau nga pou, ka tae mai. Kati kei te mahi nga tohunga inaianei. E wha tekau katoa nga pou hei whakairotanga.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 168, 1 May 1912, Page 2
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153TE WHARE I MANUTUKE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 168, 1 May 1912, Page 2
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