Ahuriri.
E ki ana te nupepa o te 19 Hune, no runga i te kaha o t ua, ka pupuke ake nga wai o ng awa, a, tu ana te moana i rung ite tua-whenua. Ko Ngaruror te awa i tino pupuke ake, k* atu, kai atu i te whenua, pa ake tetahi wahi o te huanu Kia kainga koramuramutia t huaralii o nga kata, o nga paliih ka kainga-haeretia te whenua i kia 2 putu ki muri ka taea t ara rerewe. Ka mahi ra koe I te waipuke; me korero hoki %
Tera he whenua kei Nepia, tl ingoa ko Omanawira (Ormondf ville). No te menenga ote Ko[ miti whakaae Raihana-waipiroj, kaore i whakaaetia, katia katoa tia ana aua wliare patu-tangata] Haere rawa atu nga Pakeha nga terena, kaore he whare nohoanga, i ririhau lioki ng£ rangatira o nga papara-kauta n( te mea, i katia te waipiro Engari koa, ko nga tangat; whakaaro tika kei te whakakoa koa mo te whakakahoretanga ( nga Raihana-waipiro o tera wahi No Hune te 22 te nupepa i taicl ai tera, i kite ai a Te Korimakc me era atu nupepa o te mot! 11 ei.
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 2
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192Ahuriri. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 2
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