Te Rerewe wera i te Ahi.
E mea ana a te Ta nupepa o te 27 o Hepetema i te haerenga o te terena i Amerika ki tetahi taone, ka wera a roto i te aha ra nei. E moe ana te tokomaha, oho rawa ake kua ki i te muraahi a roto. Ka aue noa i konei, a ka rere etahi na te matapihi e kiki ana hoki tetahi o nga tatau o te karete. No te rerenga, ka pakaru nga waewae o etahi, nga ringa hoki, mete whara noa iho o etahi te pane, te tuara, nga pokohiwi, te kaokao, nga turi, te uma. Ko etahi mate tonu iho. No te totoanga atu kia nehua ka kitea tokowaru i mate rawa, kohia ana kite kawhena kotahi. Mawai koia e korero nga huaki tata o tena hoa-riri o te kapura e kai nei i te taonga, ite tangata % He tangata toa rawa a Kapura, kaore ana whiriwhiri, ana tohutohn i a Iti, i a Nui.
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Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 8
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166Te Rerewe wera i te Ahi. Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 8
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