PAREMATA.
Hepetema 20. Kua potitia te korero tuarua o te Pire Whatikatika i te ture mo nga whenua Maori, ara he kupu poti nei mo nga pane kuini, m nga Riihi Maori. Irnnga i te huihunga o te Runanga Kaunihera ki ana te minita mo nga kura kia pnta e whakanui ma tenei Runga mo Raili Honore Kerei, mo runga i 5.11 a mahi nunui mo te Koroni, me era atu wahi a kia tukua anohoki he mihi ki ana whanaunga i roto i tenei aitua. Iwhai Kupu hoki a Henare Tomoana heoi paahitia neke ana to ratou whare. Ineke hoki te whare mo tenei rongomate 0 Kerei, Inui te whai korero 0 Te Pirimia, me Kapene Kahere—e whakatatutu ana i te hohonutanga onga mahi a ta Hori Kerei, me tona atawhai ite ivvi Maori. Ikorerohoki a Timi Kara, mete taha kite iwi Maori, me titiro ote iwi Maori kia ia hei matua kia raton, Nekehia ana te noho ote whare.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 7
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161PAREMATA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 7
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