PUTANGA O NGA TANGATA OTE UNIANA Ki Waho ia Ratou Mahi TE WHAKAKAPITANGA KI TE MANGUMANGU.
TA RATOU WHAWHAI.
I Tikako Amerika e toru mano tangata i puta ki waho i ta ratou mahi, ko te mahi he kari ite tahi awa nui hei haereerenga UNKNOWN ite ahiahi o tetahi ra i te mutunga o ta ratou mahi ka karangatia he hui, paahitia ana e taua hui, kia tono ratou ki o ratou rangatira kin whakanuia ake te utu mo ratou, lieoi to ratou haerenga ki o ratou rangatira, kia whakanuia ake te utu mo ratou, kaore hohi i whakaaetia mutu ana ratou, i ta ratou mahi, karangatia ana e nga rangatira lie mangumangu hei nuihi, te timatanga o nga mangnmangu kite malii, ka haere niai nga pakeha kite whakararuraru, heoi riri ana ratou, whawhai ana, puhipulji tia ana e nga mangumangu nga pakeha, e iwa te kau i mate, a kaore i mohiotia e whia itaotu, engarie maharatia ana, lie nui, ite mea he pu Hota a etahi.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 21, 14 October 1893, Page 4
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169PUTANGA O NGA TANGATA OTE UNIANA Ki Waho ia Ratou Mahi TE WHAKAKAPITANGA KI TE MANGUMANGU. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 21, 14 October 1893, Page 4
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