Maketu.
Kua tae mai he reta i Maketu, e mea ana, no te katinga o tera ngongi haua, o te waipiro, ka rua te kau whare papa a te Maori kua ara; a, kotahi te toa nui kua ara kite Rotoiti, ko nga wahine Maori kei te tuitui kakahu bei hokohoko. Hema|ii rangatira tenei hei whakamoemiti mo nga Pakeha, me hga Maori whai wkakaaro. Haere ake, piki ake, epa ma !
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Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 4
Word Count
70Maketu. Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 4
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