TE TAENGA O TEIMARINGI KI MARIKA.
Kua tae a Teimarangi (te Hekeretari Ingarangi mo nga Koroni) ki Nui loka, Amerika. Ko te Etita rawa ote Nui loka Herara Nupepa i tae kia kite ia ia, ki ana hoki kei te tatari a Ingarangi kite kupu ia Marika hei whakapumautanga ia raua kia : kotahi; kei te whakaae rawa a Ingarangi ki etahi huarahi pai e aro hei ana hei whakaotinga ma raua. He whakatika ana hoki ia kite Kirimina a Ingarangi raua ko Tiamana te take 0 tera Kirimina he whakaoti i ta raua rohe whenua i Awherika. Mo te taha kite toa tauatanga 0 Ingarangi kite parekura i Tautana, e whakatika anaau, tera e mahia te huarahi 0 te rerewe rere mai i Atapara tae noa ki Kotumu a mete whakaaro hoki tenei ake nga ra i roto ano i tenei whakatupuranga e tae ai te ara 0 te rerewe ki te Keepa Koroni (Cape Colony).
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 38, 20 September 1898, Page 5
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156TE TAENGA O TEIMARINGI KI MARIKA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 38, 20 September 1898, Page 5
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