Te Pihopa o Towa (Dover). I tetahi huihui nui Tiitotara Rongo Pai, ka puaki nga kupu whakamoemiti o te Pihopa mo ta te ope Ripene Puru mahinga i Ingarangi; a karanga tonu atu ia Ma pinea te Ripene ki tona lima e Te Putu, te Tumuaki o te ope ra. No te whakamaunga ki te puweru o te Pihopa, te ohonga, i oho ai te 5,000 tangata kite umere, haruru ana, tau atu . ana te wheorotanga ki ana noa atu. —Nup eft a, Pakeha.
% Nga Hipi i Ingarangi.—E . ]?iia ana e iti haere ana nga liipi i- Ingarangi, he mea hoki pea, ko te tangata e tini haere ana, koia i kore ai he wahi 6 tupu ai te " tarutaTu mo te hipi. Ite tan 1874, i tae nga hipi o Ingarangi kite toru te kau ma rima miriona, ' a i te tau 1881, i tae nga hipi ki te nia te kau ma waru miriona. i te whenua i Airana i te tau 1881, e toru ran mano i iti iho i nga hipi o te tan 1880. ~ - Te roa o nga tepu turanga kai a te karaunatanga o te Epara o Kuhia, te kau-ma-tahi maero (11 • miles.) '
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 3
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