NGA MAORI O PARIHAKA.
NIU PAREMATA. Han. 22, 1898. I moa tata ake o te iwa onga haora, i te ata o te Taite nei, ka tae mai nga Maori of Parihaka ki konei. He tino ope nui to ratou, S neke ake ite 100, haere tane, haere wahine, : haere tamariki I runga hoiho etahi, i runga j paki etahi, i runga kooti etahi, i runga kaata etahi. He nui to ratou koa, e korerorero haere ana, e kata haere ana. He mea whakapaipai rawa nga kakahu onga wahine, mete mau ano a ratou poi i 0 ratou ringaringa. Na te Rttukuni i whakaatu, no te wehenga kia Te Whiti. tenei. ope. Ko te take 0 te haere. he mahi i nga kai, i nga. oti, i nga witi, a. nga pouaru, kua hereherea nei a ratou taane. Ko Taare Waitara, hunaonga a Te Whiti tetahi 0 ratou. E haere na pakaru etahi 0 ratou waka; ko te take tenei i noho iho ai kite whakaoraora ingar waka, te otinga ka whakatika ano. Ko mangahaone ko \yaihi me eraatu | wahi, nga kainga e noho ai ratou kite mahi, 1 inga mahinga a oratoii hoa herehere.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 6, 8 February 1898, Page 5
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195NGA MAORI O PARIHAKA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 6, 8 February 1898, Page 5
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