No Wharerangi Puketapu Nepia.
Note rima onga ra o Hune nei i tae ai a Ema Hipango me nga matua kite kawe ia Miriama Topine me ona tamariki kia kite ia Aperahama te Kume raua ko te whaereere, He nui te whakamihia o ratou e te tiaki whenua e Aperahama raua ko Hohaia me a ratou tamariki, tae atu hoki ki a ratou wahine, he nui te tangi i tangihia ai kia ratou mo te hunga i ngaro ia Aitua. A he nui hoki te manaaki i manaakitia ai ratou e te tiaki whenua. KoNgatikahungunu ra hoki, ka poipoia te manaaki ki runga ki nga ringaringa ote tane ote wahine. He nui hoki te koa o A.perahama mete whaereere mo to raua kitenga i ta raua tamahine me ona .tamariki, i te maha o nga tau e wehe mai ana ki Whanganui nei. He nui hoki te ngahau ote tiaki whenua kite whiu poi a Rawinia Hipango, a Wharekura me to raua tuakaua me Rahapa. Nga mahi a Te Iharaira.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 59, 3 August 1899, Page 9
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170No Wharerangi Puketapu Nepia. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 59, 3 August 1899, Page 9
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