Ki a Te Korimako.
E manu mau e korokii atu i tenei kowhiti tanga o te marama nga korero i raro iho nei. No te Hatarei, ite 10 o nga ra o o te ahiaki ka whaka putaina e Henare T. Karaka (Henry T. Clarke) te ki a Ngatiwhakaue ko te putanga tuatahi tonu tenei o nga moni reti mo te taone i Okinemutu ko te ,£4OO i wehea i roto i aua moni mo nga ruri. E kiia ana e kore e roa ka whakaputaina ano te £BOO ki a Ngatiwhakaue (ara) te £BOO tetoenga atu o te £"1,800 o tenei tau, titiro rawa atu rapea kite taonga nei kei te nooti anana me te rauwharangi. E kiia ana e kore eroa ka tae te rerewe atu i Akarana ki taua taone o Ngatiwhakaue i Ohinemutu, Rotorua. Heoiano na to hoa, R. Whititera Te Waiatua. Ohinemdtu, Rotorua, 14 o nga ra o Maehe, 1883.
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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155Ki a Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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