Katouma.
No te 29 o Hepetema ka patua mai i Ranana (London) ng a korero mo te pa o Katouma (Khartoum) e whakapaea nei e nga ope o te Mari (Mahdi) i Ihipa (Egypt). He huaki te mahi ite ra, i te ra, he nui nga mea o te taua i mate, ko nga tangata o te pa i hinga, e 700. Ko te pa e ngaua ana e te hiakai he mea hamuhamu te kai, makari ake nei e kitea ana; a, me ake pea ka horo. Nga tangata ote pa kua mauru atu kite takahoa ki te taua e 10,000 tangata. Ehara i te hanga te auroa o te kumengahaeretanga o tenei pakanga ki Ihipa; a, kua kore rawa e moliiotia i naianei mawai ra nei te papa, ma te Mari (Mahdi) ra nei, ma te Ingarilii raua ko te Kingi o Ihipa ra nei. I nga wahi katoa, ko te mahi whakaora mo te tangata he iti, ko te mahi whakamate, he nui. Me ako, me aha ?
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Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 2
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170Katouma. Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 2
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