Te Wairarapa Tima.
Na nga Pakeha rangatira o Aropaoa, o Aotearoa te whakaaro kia rere a Te Wairarapa ki nga motu o Whiti (Fiji), o Tongatapu, kite matakitaki ite ahua o era moutere, tae noa ki nga iwi kiriparauri o era motu. Kotahi rau nuku atu nga Pakelia i eke. Te utu mo te tangata kotahi, e I rere atu a Te Wairarapa, i Akarana nei, i Waitemata. Na, ko nga maero enei i te rerenga ai, tuhituhi rawa e nga tohunga 0 era hanga. Nei nga maero :—■ r , . Maero. 1 te mun-awatea 1 te Weneti noa kite welie-taea ote awatea o te Taite ... ... ... 259 No te Taite, a awatea noa te Paraire ... ... ... 288 No te Paraire, a awatea noa te Hatirei ... ... ... 291 No te Hatirei tae noa kite a~\vatea o te wiki 315 No te wehe rua awatea 0 to wiki 19 Hui katoa nga maero ... 1,172 No te taenga kite motu o Huwa (Suva) ka eke te Pairata kite whakatere atu i nga warn 0 nga keholieho a kaore i roa, lea tatu te punga.
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 5
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177Te Wairarapa Tima. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 5
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