Te Kooti Whenua Maori i Ohinemutu.
Tau ana te pai mete miharo kia Ngatiwhakaue i te puaretanga o tona kehi i Ohinemutu. Haeremai ai a Whakaue, tane wahine tamariki tonu, mamaru ana i te huia raua ko te toroa mete puweru maori a tete ana kiki ana te noho i roto i tona whare i a Tama. Ite tomoncra atu o nga Tiati, he rite tonu te tunga ki runga kite whakanui kite maioha ki nga Tiati. Katahi a Rotohiko Haupapa ka haere mai, ka patai mehemea e pai ana te Kooti kia whakahuatia he waiata i mua o te whaka haerenga o te kehi, kia rougo hoki nga iwi e tauhou ana ki tenei tu mahi a nga rangatira. Ka whakaaetia e te Kooti, katahi ka whaka huatia, tona waiata kei ona rau koia ano ko te tai o te moana o Rotorua ka rite. Ka mutu te waiata katahi a Hainuera Pango ka tu mai kite whakamarama, ko te timatanga o te kehi i timata ai.
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 6
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168Te Kooti Whenua Maori i Ohinemutu. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 6
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