RONGOMAITATA.
Kia Takarangi M. Kingi—Otira kia koutou katoa tena koutou kua tau ta matou whakaaro ko taku Komiti kia Karangatia he huihuinga mo matou e noho nei i Poneke tae atu hoki kia koutou e noho maina i nga kaingaate Rahoroi te 10 onga raotemarama nei i te io a.m. o nga haora ote ata kite huihui i o tatou whakaaro ko te hunga e whakaara ana i te Pire a te Pirimia i te mea kua kore nga whakatikatikatanga i whakaurua tetahi kia kotahi ki roto ite Pire. Ai te mea hoki kua kii nga kai tautoko o te Pine e noho nei matou i konei. Ara a Henare Tomoano ma katahi ano ratou kawhakap<?Do he kino te Pire a te Pirimia i te mea ka kite tinana iho nga kanohi a katahi hoki ka tika te whakahe. Na reira ahau ka ki penei atu haere mai kia tae mai i mua o te ra Na to koutou hoa, Te Heuheu Tckimq, Tiamana o te Komita. He maha nga pukapuka pena kua takutnlwa.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 6
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174RONGOMAITATA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 6
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