Kupu Whiriwhiri.
I Koka, Airangi (Ireland) e kiia ana he mate hakihaki kua pa nui ki nga riwai. Ko nga tamariki o nga Epara o Ruhia e iriiria tonutia ana ki nga wai e utuhia ana i te awa o Horano. E warn te kail tangata i whara 1 te papapapatanga i Airangi i naia tata nei, 20 tangata i werowerohia kite peneti. Kua oti te whakahuihui nga tangata o Ateria (Austria) i te tau 1880 haere ake 21,791,231. I te puhanga-a-repo i Arekahanara i Ihipa (Egypt) e ono maero i haere ai tetahi o nga mata kohue, i te tounga atu i te purepo. I te haerenga o tetahi tohunga Pakeha i nga whenua o Atareiria (Australia) i haere atu i Amerika 1,000 manu, aha, aha, i riro mai i a ia i tana kimihanga haere tanga. I te whakawakanga i kimihia ai nga take i mate ai tetehi tangata i paremo kite moana, ka ki ake te tekau ma rua na te haurangi ake tana porangi i mate ai ia. Ko nga puhera witi i maea mai i nga whenua o "Whakatane, i houanga e 8,500.
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Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 4
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188Kupu Whiriwhiri. Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 4
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