Otakou.
E ki ana te nupepa, tona ingoa ko Te Karere Tiitotara, no Mei, 1884, kotahi te Pakeha hanga-pu i kai i te waipiro, taka noa te marama. Ilokohanga atu ete kai-titiro i a ia, e takoto ana te kope i te taha, erua nga powharatanga o te pane i te mata. Ka mahi rate honu a Hatana e inumia nei! Kotahi te Pakeha tui-tera i kaha kite inu waipiro, a, ka tango i te paihana kia wawe ia te mate. Papua ana te puku e te Takuta, ka riakina ki waho te paihana, i maranga ake ai taua horo waipiro. Tera he Pakeha ngaki-whenua, rere katoa kite inu ite honu-whakaporangi tangata i te waipiro; a, tahuri ana kite horo-paihana, maro tonu atu,. weto tonu atu te manawa. I haere mai i Taranaki tetahi Pakeha, tana mahi he kai waipiro, pono atu e te tangata e takoto ana i roto i te moana, kua mate ke. Ko Tamati Hire tenei, kua utongatia kite kai i tana ngongi i pai ai, i te waipiro, tae rawa atu te hunga titiro, aue ! e takoto ana i roto i tona whare, kua mataotao ke.
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Korimako, Issue 28, 14 June 1884, Page 4
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191Otakou. Korimako, Issue 28, 14 June 1884, Page 4
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