Te Whakahiakai kite Wihiki.
He wihiki te ingoa o tetahi o nga ngongi e kohuru kino nei i te tangata. Tera he karaka tuhituhi i tetahi whare i Amerika. Tana mahi i te ra, i te ra, he whakaoma tonu kite whai i te wai-wihiki i roto i nga haora o te mahi i waihotia hei ture mo nga kai-mahi o taua toa. No te kitenga o te rangatira i te hono tonu o te haere o te tangata ra ki waho, ka ki atn ki tetahi o nga karaka, e rere te tangata ra ki waho kite whai i tana hani i te wihiki, murua mai etahi o nga utu moni i te ra, whiua ki roto ki tetahi o nga pouaka. Na! pera tonu te mahi o taua tangata, taeanoatia te 17 tau, a, ka pana atu ia i taua whare i te kaha ona kite whai i tera hanga hauwarea, ite wihiki. Ka tuwhera i konei te pouaka i takoto ai nga moni i murua mo te mahi omaoma ki waho o taua tangata i whakakohekohe ra i te korokoro kite inu-wihiki. Ka tatauria nga moni, a, kitea ana e ,£4OO. Moumou te moni mo tera tu wai, e rori ma!
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Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 6
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204Te Whakahiakai ki te Wihiki. Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 6
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