No Otaki.
Kua kitea e Noki, kai whakamaori o Otaki te tahi rongoa hei patu i te rango kai hoiho nei ko te ingoa O taua rango he Bot fly, he rango kino taua tu rango nei; ka rere atu taua rango, ka tiko i tona rilia ki raro ote kauae |)te hoilio ahu atu kite korokoro, a mea ano ki nga waewae. Ka nolio aua rlha, ehara te ngokitanga, kua ngaoko te hoilio, ka mitimiti haere, ko aua mea ra ka mau ki roto i te waha, noho rawa atu ko te puku iti ka karapokepoke ki reira kore rawa e maunu ona peke; ka timata konei te pangia ote hoilio, e te mate he rere ka takahuiihuri, a mate 110 a. Heoi kei te kimi tona nga pakeha 1 te talii tino rongoa hei patu i taua rango kai hoilio nei. Kua tae mai nei nga rongo kua kitea ki Otaki taua rongoa, a mehemea he tino rongoa kuaNnui nga hoiho kua ora; hei aha hoki te " noho ai i ruuga i te ngahurn tua ngahuru."
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 46, 5 January 1899, Page 6
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Tapeke kupu
178No Otaki. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 46, 5 January 1899, Page 6
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