HE UIRA.
Kua whainatia e nga Atihi, pakeha o Raetihi nga pakeha Arahi kaati kau i runga i i te rori o taua takiwa. Ko nga korero o te Hui a Ngatiruanui me nga Raurutaihoa marire e panui. Kua mutu te noho o te Paremata Maori! Kei a Hurae te 25 e tuwhera ai pea te Paremata 0 te koroniko Kapene Ratai haere atu nei i Nui Tireni ki Ingarangi e tata aria te tae mai ki Nui Tireni, Tukua mai 0 koutou ingoa kia mahia he hiiri ma koutou hei hiiri ia koutou pukapuka whai tikanga, a reta ranei. He iti noa iho te utu kia Te Tiupiri. Kia kakama kite tango Nupepa mo nga pakanga 0 te ao tenei taima, kia mohio ai koutou ki aua korero. Kei pouri mai nga hoa i te kore e panuitia nga rongo whawhai ote Ao. E waiho ana kia uru ai nga korero a te Kotahitanga.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 25, 21 June 1898, Page 2
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155HE UIRA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 25, 21 June 1898, Page 2
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