Te Tupeka.
Kua puta nga ture o te Runanga nui mo nga Kaipuke o te Kuini kite whakahe i tera kai-kuri ite tupeka. Na te nupepa ote 14 0 Hune, 1884, i wliakaatu mai. Kua mohiotia - nuitia te kino, kino, kino rawa o te tupeka, koia i whakaarahia ai e te Eunanga Huanuku o te Kuini nga ture hei patu i tera taru kai-a-te-kuri. Eki ana taua ture ate Kuini, ekore e tukua tetahi Apiha mau i nga kakahu whaimana a te Kuini kia kai tupeka 1 te mea e liaere ana i nga huarahi. Ekore hoki e tukua e taua ture kia kai-tupeka, ahakoa i te moana, ahakoa i uta nga Apiha, me nga heramana katoa kaore nei i tae atu kite 18 tau. Tetahi wahi o taua ture, kite kai te kapene me nga Apiha Tumuaki i te tupeka, me haere ki a ratou ruma moenga puhipuhi ai, e nga haora e whakaaetia ana e taua ture. Ehara! ka taea koa to mareherehe e kai-tupeke ma! He whakakopani tena ture i a koa mo to whakakuritanga i a koe ki tena taru tautauhea, ki te tupeka. Ka pai tenei ture nui a te Kuini.
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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka
Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 7
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196Te Tupeka. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 7
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