WHAWHAI NUI.
KUA RIRO IA MARIKA A WAHO.
E 400 O MARIKA I WHARA. Wahingitana, Hurae 3. E toru nga ropu hoia o Marika 15,000 te maha, me nga mano o te hauhau (ara Kupana te iwi o taua motu) no te Paraire nei i timata ai te whawhai i Tanatiako, nui atu te pakanga riro mai ana nga pa 0 waho. Pupuhi mai ana nga pu 0 nga manuao o Paniora ki nga hoia o Marika. Kua nohoia e nga hoia 0 Marika a Kami, he wahi no Tanatiako. He kaha nga hoia Panioro ki te whawhai, ko nga hoia 0 nga punui, e ngoikore ana. Kua tukitukia te tahi pa ko Moro te mgoa e te tahi 0 nga manuao 0 Marika, na nga mata tanimaiti i tukituki. Ko te whakaatu mai a te tahi 0 nga Tianara o Marika e 400 hoia i whara engari ko te nuinga i tu kai a kiri. Kua puta te whakahau kite tahi o ng.i ka whakihaere o nga manuao 0 Marika ara a Kometoa Watene (ko te ingoa Kometoa kei runga ake 0 te Kapene Manuao) kia whaia nga manuao o Paniora i raro ia Atimara Kamara, a ka tukua he ropu manuao ki nga wahi 0 Peina.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 28, 12 July 1898, Page 5
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208WHAWHAI NUI. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 28, 12 July 1898, Page 5
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