Nga Rihi o Rotorua.
No te 31 o Hanuere, 1881, ka tu te whakawa a nga Pakeha rihiwhenua i Ohinemutu i runga i te mana o te Kawanatanga i whakaaetia e Ngatiwhakaue. Tu ana nga roia o nga Pakeha-rihi, tu ana hoki nga roia o te Kawanatanga. Te mutunga ote tataku-tikanga a tetahi, a tetahi, takawhetawheta ana te taha ki te Kawanatanga; karangatia ana e te Kai-whakawa, te mana kore o nga rihi o Ohinemutu, tae noa ki nga pire-Paramete i maliia i te tau 1881. Eki ana ta te Pakeha pepeha, "He tini nga pahekehekenga o te oko e hoake ana ki nga ngutu"; koia hoki ko tenei, kua whakamimititia te puna-moni mo nga rihi o Eotorua, i whakaarohia ra e te ngakau. "He raugi ka tatari ko te rua, ko te toru, e pa ma tirohia mai a au; he aha tenei hanga e kohi ra i aku kiko." He he i aurara noa mai e taea te pewhea ?
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 3
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161Nga Rihi o Rotorua. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 3
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