Ihipa.
Kua tae mai nga rongo nupep a i te 4 o nga ra o Hurae, e ki an a kua horo te taone o Tepa (Debbah). Haere ake te ope i tauria ai taua taone e tekau-ma-rua mano (12,000). Ko nga hoia tiaki i taua taone i patupatna katoatia. Ko te whawhai nei kei Ihipa (Egypt). Te take o nga tini whawhai o reira, he whakataka atu i te mana o te Kiraihi (Khedive) o Ihipa i runga i a ratou, i nga Arepa. Ko nga tino uri era o Ihimaera.
Ko te whawhai i Ihipa (Egypt) e toro-haere ana. Haere ake te ope o Ere Mari (El Mahdi) hei tau i te pa o Tanokora (Dongola) etoru tekau-ma-rima mano lioia. I muamua ake nei ka horo ko te pa a Peapa (Berber)' haere ana mai te Kawana o taua pa ki nga ringa ote taua. He tini noa atu nga tangata i hinga, i mau herehere. Kua kaha rawa te whawhai a Ere Mari i naianei.
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Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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168Ihipa. Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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