WAEA MAI. O NGA MOTU I WAHO ATU I NUI TIRENI.
Ranana, Maehe 25 . E tima nga tamariki i wera ite ahi i tetahi taone ko Karakiniwera te ingoa mate tonu atu ratou katoa, te take i wera ai he t-ihuritanga no te ruiiti karahiini. ...... ■ ; ! # , Pabahi, Maehe 25. I konei i rere tetahi tangata ki runga i roto i te puruna, no te taenga ki runga rawa ka puhia haeretia e te hau a tau rawa iho ki roto kite raoana mate tonu atu mete mano tangata e matakitaki atu ana, kaore i tiuo matara rawa atu i uta te taunga. Roma, Maehe 18. Kua tae mai a Kuini Wikitoria ki Parani he nui te pohiri a nga tangata ki aia. Nui I oka. I murua e nga pirihimana tetahi whare purei kaari na nga Aitariana. He nui nga tangata i roto « purei kaari ana, he pu, he naihi i a ratou katoa. I tino nui te kakari, kotahi i mate rawa, e toru kua tata tonu te mate mete te;au ma iwa i ahua mate, ka roa noatu e whuwhni ana ka mau katoa ratou e ono tekau katoa, ka mauria kite whareherehere e nga pirihi mana.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 2
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198WAEA MAI. O NGA MOTU I WAHO ATU I NUI TIRENI. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 2
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