ETAHI O NGA MOTINI I TE HUI O TE PIHOPATANGA O AKARANA, 1912.
Na Aperahama N. Pahewa raua ko Riapo Puhipi : " Kia kohia he moni e nga Maori o tenei Pihopatanga mo tetahi tohu whakamaharatanga kia Rev. Hone T. Papahia hei Paraihe, otira hei ta te Hui e whakaaro ai he mea tika, me whakaatu kia kohia e ia kainga e ia kainga ka tuku ai ki le komiti tiaki kia Rev. M. Kapa, Rev. H. M. Ruarangi, W. M. Kapa." Na Rev. M. T. Taurere raua ko Matiu Harawira : " Kia puta he kupu riri, whakatupato hoki ma tenei Hui, kia whakarautua rawatia nga kai-karakia, me nga tamariki rangatira te haurangi mete korero i te reo kino, kei toia e ratou nga tangata ngakau rahirahi i roto i te Hahi kite kino." Na Mete Keepa raua ko Riapo Puhipi : " Kia puta he kupu whakahau ma tenei Hui kia awhina kaha nga iwi o enei takiwa i nga kura o a tatou tamariki i Tipene me Wikitoria, kite tuku kumara, paukena, me nga awhina penei e taea e tatou." Na M. W. Kapa raua ko Rev. H. A. Hokena : " Kia tapiritia he tekau pauna i te tau kite tahua o nga Minita penihana." Na Mete Keepa raua ko Rev. M. T. Taurere : " Kia waiho ma te Komiti o te Hahi e whakatikatika nga tamariki o Raro nei e puta mai ana i nga kura kite rapu mahi ma ratou i Akarana kia iti ai to ratou hold iho ki muri nei." ■ Na Rev. H. A. Hokena raua ko Riapo Puhipi ; " Kia puta he kupu whakapai ma tenei Hui mo nga Ropu Wilhine e kaha nei kite turaki i te waipiro me nga mahi kikino."
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 10
Word Count
283ETAHI O NGA MOTINI I TE HUI O TE PIHOPATANGA O AKARANA, 1912. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 10
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