Patea-Waitara.
Ki ai te nupepa o te 28 o Pepuere, i te tau nei, tera he kaipuke kune i te awa o Patea. Kia oti nga mahi o taua kaipuke, ka rere kite puaha, e kaha ana te hau, kia tae kite wahapu ka huri kiuta te ngongohau ka parea ko te kei ki waho ka mataku nga kai - whakatere, ka mokowhiti ratou kiuta i te mea ka whano ka pakaru te kune ra, i te haringa o te ihu kiuta. Eoaroa iho, ka hapahapainga te kaipuke ra e te tuatea, aha ! ka penei mete haere koura, —haere tou atu te
kune, a, puta atu i kai-waka a te au nui ote moana. Katahi ka whakakiia e te hau nga komaru o te kune, ka whakatu te ihu kj te hau, engia ano, he tangata kei runga kei te whakatere. Rere nei, rere nei e whitu maero i roto ite ngaru ote moana nui. Na! i te mea e titiro atu ana te tangata, ka haere ka wiriwiri, ka matangurunguru te kaipuke ra, katahi ka ruku, a toremi tonu atu ki te rire o te moana; a uhungatia iho te rewa-rua ra e nga ngarupuapua o Raukawa!
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2
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197Patea-Waitara. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2
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