Te Whawhai i Hourana.
Kua horo tetahi atu taone i Hourana (Soudan). Te ingoa o taua taone ko Henika (Sinkar). No te maunutanga mai o nga kai-hapai patu, ka whaia tonutia mate iho e 200, tokorima, nga morehu i tahuti. Nga wahine, i patua noatia, e nga hoia o Ere Mari (El Mahdi), e 200; ko nga tamariki i patua, e 200. Eki ana nga nupepa hou, kua whakapaea tetahi atu pa ko Toka (Tokar) te ingoa. E whakaarohia ana, me ake hoki tera pa, ka taea. Kua tukua atu ete Kawanatanga o Ingarangi he hoia, hei awhina i Toka; otira kaore pea e kakama te haere atu ite roa whenua. Nga korero kua puta mai, ko te uri o Ihimaera, ara nga Arepa, kei te whakahohoro i o ratou tikanga kia wawe te hinga taua pa i a ratou, kia whakamarakeraketia te tunga o tera taone.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 3
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147Te Whawhai i Hourana. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 3
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