PITOPITO KORERO.
Kei te korero o te Paremata o Ruhia kia whakaarahia tetahi mokete, hei utu mo nga manuao hei tiaki i a ia. Ki tona whakaaro kei te kaha haere mai te iwi e tata atu ana ki a ia, kati heoi ano te mea hei tiaki i a ia he manuao. Ko tona whakaaro he tono kia whakaarahia he mokete kia 50,000,000 pauna, a kia whakapaua katoatia hei hanga manuao.
■ I kitea tetahi told Maori ki Hakere Paaka, wahi takaro ote taone o Otautahi. He kohatu taua told, 10 inihi te roa. E kiia ana he hanga atahua te waihanga o taua mea, hei tona mata rahirahi noa iho. E kiia ana e nga tangata mohio he wahi huinga tera no nga Maori i nga ra o mua. Kua hoatu taonga e te tangata nana i kite ki te whare whakakitekite, ki reira takoto ai hei matakitakitanga ma te tangata.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 6
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152PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 6
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