Tenei nga rongo korero kua tae mai a te Iharaira ki Whanganui e kore ratou e tae ki Parihaka i tenei marama. Engari ite korerotanga kite Aohoui te matenga o Hunia Mei, i tae mai hoki nga iwi o Tohu, ara ngati Ruanui,a Ngatihine, me Ngarauru, konga Kaumatua ko te Kahupukoro, ko Tauke, ko Te Matuku, ko Te Ropiha. Korero ana nga kaumatua o te Iharairei, ka haere ratou i te 10 onga ra o Hepetema, engari ko te 6 ka nohoki Aramoho, na inaianei kua noho. No te 7 onga ra, ka tae mai a nga taua Tuwhawhakia a Whakataha mo te haere ki Parihaka kia kite ia Tohu me ona iwi, I runga i te kore e tae mai o te hunga na ana taua whakaaetanga koia i ngaria ai e Te Aohoou tona ngari " Pakoko.') Kaputa te Pepa hou i te 6 onga ra 0 Oketopa te 16 nga wharangi korero. Ko Heeni Kumekume te Wahine a Te Kooti kua mate i te kainga i te Hori. Ko te maha tena 0 nga pata e ao tana te 16 pauna riro aua i n;,'a Kaipuke te hari mai i Nui Paremata i roto i te whai wiki.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 37, 13 September 1898, Page 7
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200Untitled Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 37, 13 September 1898, Page 7
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