Niu Piritene.
No te 10 o nga ra o Mei, i te tau nei, ka tutu te heihei ki tera moutere, ki Niu Piritene (New Britaiu). Tera te rere ra te kaipuke, a, ka tatu te punga kite motu ra. Takiroaroa iho, ka hoe kiuta, te Kapene, he Pirihi, he Kai-whakamaori, he Apiha Kawanatanga, me nga kai-hoe. Ka tae kite kainga o te tangata whenua, ka reia tonutia mai e tera, te whiunga atu ote poke kite anganga ote kai-whakamaori, tiraha ana te kopu, mate tawa. Ka rere te kapene ratou ko nga hoa kite poti, ka kokiritia e te tangata wheuua, a ka pupuhi mai tera i te poti, hinga iho tokorua. Ka ho-haere te mata raua ko te tao i konei. Erua mata ite kapene, mete toki, pohaha tonu, mete tao, ka wha ai nga tunga. Ite uwha te mata kite Pirihi; a, itu hoki etahi o nga heramana; —i tu-kino hoki te apiha o te Kawanatanga. Tera ano nga take i kekeri ai, mawai e kite ?
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Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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169Niu Piritene. Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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