Ko ta matou kai tuhi mai o Rahera, e mea ana, kua waihotia e Ihaka Te Tai, mo runga i te taha kia Ngapuhi, i te tari o Uniana Kamupene, nga pueru e rua, kia tukua atu kia Te Mira, kai whakahaere o taua kamu pene, he tohu whakapai na ratou ki taua kamupene mo te ngawaritanga kite tuku atu i nga tangata o raro i runga tima kite reihi waka i Takapuna, Akarana. Ko nga witi o Marikena .no tenei tau 520,000,000 puhera. I tera tau i haere ake i nga tau o mua atu i tae kite 458,000,000 te hokinga iho i o nga witi o tenei tau. Ko nga kupu tae hou mai o nga wahi whakato witi neke noa ake nga whika i enei. Ko te kaanga tera e tae kite 1,680,000,000 puhera.
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Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 3
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137Untitled Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 3
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