Niu Kini.
Na nga waea i whakaatu mai i te 18 o Hune nei, i maranga he teretere i Kuiniranga (Queensland) he titiro-haere i nga ivlienua o te motu o ]Sliu Kini ([New Guinea). Ka ute iwi ra, |a liaere ki uta kite manoivhenua. Moe iko, ka liaere, itianatu, whanatu. E ono rau aero o te haerenga ki nehenehe , ki maunga ra, ki mania ra, awaawa ra, ka kitea e te ngata-whenua. Aha! ka reia ai e te 1,200 o taua iwi o Niu ini; a, whakahoki marire ana te tangata - whenua te tira akeha i "piki tu piki heke." 1 kratakina mai ana ki tatahi e te liotalii mano mete rua rau o iga tangata nona te motu ra. •3 £ke ana te heke ra ki o ratou ■| iaipuke rere atu ana ki o ratou \ sainga tupu. No te taenga atu |) te tira-Pakeha ki marae-atea, ra nei i pepehatia mai e nga moke o te kainga, " Nau , i ; nai! nau mai! He nui to igaromanga; he iti to putanga."
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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170Niu Kini. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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