No Muri nei enei Rongo.
Ko nga kupu kua puta mai i naianei e 550 tangata Karaitiana kua maru. Te tangata nana i whakapuehu te moana ko Aripi Pahaa. Kua tae ki Ihipa nga hoia o Ingarangi a, kua pakanga nga kai-toro, o nga ope he Arepa tetahi o nga ope. He iwi, ahua matakana era, noho ai ki nga takora o Ihipa. Kua whakaaetia e te Paremete o Ingarangi te moni mo te whawhai ki Ihipa. Na Te Karate(Gladstone) te kupu tono moni mo taua pakanga ka ara nei. Ko te Paremete o Parani (I ranee) kihai i whakaae kia tuwhera he ara moni mo te whawhai ki a, maunu tonu atu te Kawanatanga o te "Wiwi. Kua maunu mai i Ihipa nga kaipuke manuwao. He pai hoki ra, kia pehia te pakanga, kia huri mai te pai e aio ai te moana. Kua tuturu te kupu kia kumea atu ki Poneke te Tari o ,te Kooti whakawa Whenua Maori; ako Te Penetana,. te tino Tiati ka puta Id wako o tana mahi.
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Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 2
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174No Muri nei enei Rongo. Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 2
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