HE UIRA.
Ko te Raiti Honore Hereni te Pirimia o Nui Tireni kua pahika ake tona tunga Pirimia i o era atu e tu ana hei Pirimia; ka 5 ngatau ka 42 nga rangi. Te tahi Pirimia hoki i roa ko E. W. Tarawhete, i timata ia Hune 2, 1856 ki a Hune 12, 1861. Kua whakaaro a Tiati Waari, tiati 0 te kooti whenua Maori o Whanganui kia tae ia ki Pipiriki Kooti ai i nga whakawa papa tupu o Whanganui i runga i te tono a Ngatikura kia Te Pirimia ite taenga mai ki Putiki. Kua tae nga tamariki o te Aute kei Whakatu, e rua nga take 0 taua haere a aua tamariki he Putu poor 6 ki nga tamariki 0 te feareti o Whakatu(Na nga kareti hoki taua mahi). Tuarua :—He kauwhau ki nga Pakeha 0 taua takiwa, a ma nga Pakeha rangatira o taua takiwa ratou e tiaki, ki tekoreo ratou raruraru katoa e.ea. ma aua Pakeha katoae utu. Mehemea kite toe he moni i muri mai ite utunga i nga raruraru katoa, ka tukua kite komiti Maori 0 taua takiwa hei painga mo nga Maori 0 taua takiwa.— (Te Iwi Atwoshai.)
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 26, 28 June 1898, Page 8
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197HE UIRA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 26, 28 June 1898, Page 8
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