Taru Whakamate Tangata.
I tetahi wahi o Inia tera he tangata ko Tika Rami te ingoa, he tangata-whenua no Inia (India) ano; a, mohio noa ia ki nga taru whakamate tangata. Ka mahi nei taua tangata kite whangai i ana hanga ki nga tangata haere, Ka mate nga tupapaku, ka riro nga moni me era atu rawa, kaore lawa i kitea te kai whakaweto i nga tini tangata, e mate ra, i te -wa, ite wa. Matoru noa tana Irohuru i te tau, i te tau ; a, na teaha ranei ka toia-poakatia taua nanakia ra, kite whare-here. Kataki ano ka mohio te tangata xa, e! he rino te taura mo te rekereke, he rino ano te taura mo te takakau ote ringa. No tenohoanga i roto i te whareiere, whaki noa taua tangataliatana ki ana tini hara. Haere ake nga tangata i kohurutia e ia ki nga hanga whakamate, ara M te "paihana" (poison) e 96 tangata. Ka tae te hopohopoliore o tenei tu atua-whakahae-liae e kohuru nei i te tangata. 3£a mahi te hapu a Hatana!
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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177Taru Whakamate Tangata. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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