Waikaukau, Pukekura.
I maranga he tira Pakeha i Kemureti, i te 17 o Nowema, 1882, tae tonu atu ki Waikaukau, kite pana-maori i a Hori Puao, i a Ari Waata, me era atu tangata e noho-kainga ana i reira. E ki ana te pukapuka o te Kooti, i hapai tana tira-Pakeha i te patu, hei whakawehi i nga Maori e noho ana i reira. I takahia nga kai o nga, mara, i rahurahua nga whare me nga taiiepa; a, i taututetute i tie rerenga ai o nga wahine-Maori kite pehi i era tu mahi-whakatara. Iki te Kaiwhakawa o te Hupirimi Kooti, ko tenei mahi whakaoho-mauri kei waho o te Ture, kaore kau he putake i tenei whakatara. No runga i enei whakahaere, ka kitea, kua tau i te Kooti te he kite taha Pakeha i pana ra i a HoriPuaoma. Karangatiaanakia takoto te kupu whakaae mo te £SOO, he taura kukume mai ano i nga Pakeha a tetahi atu nohoanga o te Kooti, tenei ake. Kaore i pai te Ture me panamaori te tangata i runga i te hapai-rakau, i runga i te whakawehiwehi. Ko nga Pakeha o tenei mahi whakakuraruraru i waho o te ture, ko Te Waka, ma, ko Hori'Kea, ko Hone Taihana, ko Eruera Tiripu, koWiremu H. Kereihi,:ko Pererika Howhi, ko Tamati Hone, ko Hone Karaihi, ko Wiremu Poumana, ko Hemi Rairi, ko Hori Riki, ko Hare Tanetane, ko Hone Keihi, ko -Rihari Mitare, ko Ropata. Muraka,. ko Hemi TanapuTu, ko Manapere Kota. Inara te ope kakore, i rere-wharoro nei kite takahi i te Ture a te Kuini!
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 3
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261Waikaukau, Pukekura. Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 3
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