Ingarangi.
Ko te korero nui i Ingarangi (England) i naianei ko te huihuinga whai-mana o nga kingitanga ki Ranana (London) kia whakajb pekea ai ra nei a Ihipa (Egypt). flKo Takei (Turkey) tena, ko iParani (France) tena, ko Tiamana Lj(Germany) tena, me etahi atu. 'iKo nga moni ka riro i Iliipa i jnga whakamahinga o Ingarangi . ewaru miriona pauna, mo nga ipakanga, mo nga aha, mo nga aha. Ma taua runanga rangatira kua hui nei, e hurihuri nga mea katoa e tatu ai te mauri o | Oropi, e aha ai ra nei. Me he ;ttiea ka whakaae tenei runanga o nga kingitanga kia wliiua kite rire o te moana nga hoari, nga paura, me nga pu, katalii ano pea ka aio nga moana o Oropi.
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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125Ingarangi. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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