Oropi.
E ki ana nga nupepa, e ohooho tonu ana te ngakau o ia iwi, o ia iwi, no te mea, he tutu ope te mahi, he hanga manuwao whawhai te mahi. Ko te puhaehae a nga iwi o Oropi ki a ratou ano, nui atu; a, ko te tukunga iho, kaore rawa e mohiotia. Kite ara te ua ote pakanga, ka he nga mahi o nga kaipuke tinitini e rere nei i te moana. Kei te whakaputaputa korero nga rangatiratanga, mo te tahoa o tetahi, o tetahi, kite maranga te pakanga. Eki ana te Wiwi (French), e 37 ana kaipuke whawhai; e ki ana te Ingarihi (English), e 41 ana kaipuke toutou-repo. Engari koa e kiia ana, he nui nga taone o Ingarangi, ki tenei motu, ki tera motn; a, ma te tini noa o te kaipuke, katahi ka kiia, e puta tana toa kite oho nga rangatiratanga o Oropi.
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Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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151Oropi. Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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