Paremete.
Paora Tuhaere.—Mo te whenua rahui i Orakei ta Paora Pirewhakawatea i nga rorerore, kia wetekia ete ture. E whitu nga wild o Paora Id Poneke, a kua kiia Ida tautokona ta Paora e te Kawanatanga, tera ra nei e mana ta Paora, kaore ra nei.Hurae 29. - ■ Meiha Te Wheoro.—Kei te mate a Meiha Te Wheoro te ata-putu v ana mahara i roto i te Pareinete. ■Ko te Rata kei te tirotiro ano, me ake pea ka matutu te mate. — Te Herara. Hone Mohi Tawhai. —Ko Tawhai, M.H.R., i whai korero kite kura Ratapu o te Hahi. Weteriana i Poneke. Nga pukapuka whai-to.hu ki nga tamariki o te kura, nana hoki i hoake. Ko Te Ropiha te kai-whaka-pakeha o nga korero a Hone Mohi Tawhai— Te Herara. "Mokau Whenua. Kua tae mai a Wetere Te Rerenga ki nga Minita, te take ko te rohewhenua o Parininihi. E hokoa ana e Hone mo te Kamapani, i Poneke, he tima mo te awa o Mokau. Kua tae he kupu kite Kawanatanga, kia waiho. a Wetere hei paerata mo Mokau. Ko te rere o te tima ra kei te awa tonu o Mokau kite mea waro. Ko te kupu a Wetere mo te- rohe kia meatia, kaore i marama i te Kawanataega i naianei.^—Te Herara.
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Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 2
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212Paremete. Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 2
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