PATUNGA I TETAHI KARAITIANA E ETAHI MAHOMETANA.
Tera tetahi Karaitiana no Amerika, i haere mai ki Inia, ko tona mahi he hoko taonga i tetahi taone i reira no nga Mahometana, ko tetahi hoki o ona mahi he kai whakahaere i etahi malii atu. I tetahi ra ka pitta mai tetahi wahine Mahometana, ka mea mai kia ia kia haere ia kite hoko mai i tetahi whenua mo ona Cmo te wahine ra) ka mea atu ia ae. Ito hokinga mai o te wahine ra i tetahi ra mai, kaore ano kia haere te pakeha ra, katahi ka riri, hoki ana, ka mea atu ki tona iwi kariiii te kino o taua pakeha, ka haere mai te iwi ra ka wahia te whare, ka toia te tangata ki walio, katahi ka mauria kite tihi oto ratou temepara ka ki atu te iwi ra kia mahue i a ia tona karakia kaore ia i whakaae, katahi ka panga ia iho ki raro, ka roa ka pangaia iho ano lie kohatu nuiki runga ake, whati kato.t nga iwi o te tangata ra, ka mate hoki, ko tona wahine me ona tamariki i ora.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 26, 23 December 1893, Page 5
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191PATUNGA I TETAHI KARAITIANA E ETAHI MAHOMETANA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 26, 23 December 1893, Page 5
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