Ko Te Whakamoturanga Hemi Taitimu.
No te 26 o Maehe i te tau nei ka whakarikonatia a Hemi Taitimu, he rangatira no te Aupouri. I meatia kite whare-karakia ki a Paora i Paihia. He nui nga tau e wliakaako ana a Hemi i tona iwi i Parengarenga. Ko te Pakeha nana i tautoko a Hemi hei minita ko Ahirikona Karaka. Ko te kauvvhau na te Pihopa o Akarana i whakapuaki i te reo Pakeha na te Karaka i whakamaori; ko nga minita Maori i urutahi ki taua karakia; ko R. Tangata, no Mangonui; Wi Turipona, no Hauraki; Wi Pomare, no Mahurangi; ko R. Paerata; ko Matiu Kapa, no Kaikohe; ko H. P. Taua, no Parengarenga; ko W. Te Paa. Ko nga tangata i kai ite hapa, e 75. He nui te ngaliau ki nga waiata karakia. Ko nga moni o te koliikohi, 6s. Ki tonu te wharekarakia, i te tangata, a nui atu te mana o te Wairua Tapu i mohiotia i tana karakiatanga.— Church Gazette.
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Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 4
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166Ko Te Whakamoturanga Hemi Taitimu. Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 4
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