NO HERETAUNGA.
He nui nga reta kua tae mai onga hoa tuhi mai E kore Pea e uru kite pepa nei i tee kapi te pepa i nga korero o te Paremata Maori e tu nei kite Waipatu Ko etahi o aua, Reta he mea mai kia whaka. Marama tia fctti ttlkn TBga mii, i te ? :Monfc mote Pepa nei i tetefc atetttfto nga hoatulrf mai i to Punui e mau i te thnaiapfeapte Pepa. oi ano mate tangata lie tuka mai 1 te whangai mose xnaxiii nei i a a frwat* : xv» Jda,valu Ida' wahi.l na hoki kp nga Rou rou f kai e patr aina f « i a, r i te Wiki X tela PaTemata ktia hori i ria te: Motini, Ida hanga te tinpwhare Paremata o te iwi c4 kaore tap*. Motini, No reiro *ka waAo tonuae} ko. taw ano, o tera J!• si .ij j; ■ •
tau, Engari pea kei tenei Paremata Pahi tia ai tana • t,JrU h ? ki i U wahi hei tunga moteParematamoia tau mo ia tau. te mahi onga Hapu keite marae o te Paremata, o te Kotahirtanga i te Waipatu, he whaka pai i te marae, mote Hui, me nga wahi Tahunga kai kia ]pai mote Hau, mete ua. ' K\ a ?? kata noa « te Tamariki Wahine i roto inea tela taki, me nga trnra, ara nga Mokopuna a to Eaupare raua ka Hinekiri, Nga WahinO ra, i ngaro ai Ma tangata o Heretaunga kite Poo, i nga ra o te U f ™^5 ka i kitea ai, to te tane ahua tanga, B ki ia ra ite Waiata mo tenei matenga tangata kite Poo. > mo^nei Note 4 o nga ra o te 'marama xtoi. a ntrati i tae mai aifkile Waipatu, te toko maha mete tekau ratou, kua pai + m -D rae ma^ 1} ©tahi tonu tenei onga Si? Ranpare raua ko Hinekiri ka kori neii w f at Kotahirtanga, te haonga ra ate tilrfl mm tikfmganui. I na hoki he maha nga £? a v r \»i -^P au no » i te kai, me w ' a ko " aua tikanga he tikangakore kore noaiho l tenei ka tuna nei i raro i terae whiti ana. Tr^i mai Reta a Hirim Te Kani Atakirau, o fSkk^STm«ii™ a J^ l^ 10 ? a Te Kani 0 Ua * a 7tin* wESf' tukua mai e raua i roto inonga Pepa kia raua i te tau. Kua tae mai te Retaa Wi Pewhairangi o Tokomaru mete Pauna i roto mote Pepa kia i a ite tau. m^ U p fl « e "F 1 o Tuparoa, *? s Hef denote Pepa kia ia. Anirifaf H*°i? o Akarana i keretaone, te kau ma waru tangata j mate ite «« a nga e mahara tia ™ Jawhe miriona pauna te utu mo nga mea katoai pukaru ite Awhiownio. I te makete Kapia (Kauri Kamu) i Ranana e whitu mo te fcSk paka ara keehi i hokona ko te utu «** rima " 0 Akara'na e wha rau tangata, Tiwn^cr^f+o Pae ."Hr 18, te k arimana raua kof TMaetermo ta raua. hoko ite Umutaoroa Poraka. > ta a H - a ? wharerangi o Waikarenwl it® Pepa nei he tuku mai hoki itePanus mo te Pepa kia ia i te tau. Beta-a Atama te Hiroa, o Mangonui,-1 mai kia, tukua atu te Pepa nei kfa ia, mote ono marama, he tuku mai hoki i te Tekau : nereng. .. * te 15 0 Aperira ' *3 0 te b *
Xuatae mai.te Reta a Wirerau Weka. & te Wainui WhangaToa, he mea mii kia tukua atu r t6 Pepii nei ki a ia, Mana © tuku mai i te Pauna mote tau. Kua tale mai te Reta a Hiki MakaWa, o Whenua kite Whitianga lie meii mai kia whaka maramatia ano, te ahua o te Pepa net
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 2
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618NO HERETAUNGA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 2
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