Ko nga iwi o Inia e kiia ana te iwi na Te kuini o Ingarangi e tae ana kite kotahi rau e waru te kau ma ono Miriona a ko te mahinga o taua iwi te kai ngaki kai, ara te iwi e ngaki ana i te one one. E kii ana ko nga tamariki o te iwi i Witirana kite mea e kore e werohia te ringaringa o te tamaiti ranei kotiro ranei mo te mate mitara, e kore e tukua aua tu tamariki ki nga kura o taui whenua. Ko nga whare kai kawhi o Ingarangi e kiia aua kua pai te iwi ki aua tu whare, a ko nga whare kai waipiro. e mahuetia ana e ratou, a i te pa i Ruieaparei e rim» te kau o aua whare kai kawhi kei reira. Nga here here i nga whare i Ingarangi, i te hunga tane, e tae ana nga tau atu ano ite 16, a tae noa kite i te. ra e tae atu ai ratou kite whare here here, he mea moe ki runga ki nga papa anake, Aki te mea ka mahi ti£a ka hoatu he. tapau hei whanß moenga, a H te mea ka pai tpnii te mahi ka hoatu he tino moengia paieauai te moe i te roa o. 'tpj tau. "'"''■' i
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Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)
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220Untitled Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)
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