Te Panui Pehi-Waipiro.
No te ra-horoi, i te 6 o nga ra o Tihema nei ka tae mai te waea i Poneke ki a Tooro tetahi o nga Minita o te Kawanatanga e noho nei i Akarana, e mea ana, ko Kawkia katoa kei roto kei te panui whakakore Raikana Waipiro i roto i nga rohe katoa o te taha Kingi, puta atu ki Tongariro tae noa mai kite Akau i Aotea, Mokau atu. Ete iwi, e ! kua whiti te ra, kua whiti te ra! Umeretia, Hariruia! Kite ara ora ha! A, ka pu te whakapai, Mo ta Ihu atawhai; Aha I ko la hoki tonu taku pa. Ka puta aianei te whakamoemiti o te ao katoa, ki tenei maki a Kawana Wapoihe ratou ko ana Minita tokowkitu taki, a Te Taute, aTe Pokuru, a Te Paranihi, a Te Retihana, a Tooro, a Pakere, a B,enara. Ka kaere ano te rongo pai o enei pu-rangatira, ka hau atu ki tawhiti, ka whakamoiritia, e tenei whakatupuranga, e tenei wkakatupuranga.
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Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 10
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168Te Panui Pehi-Waipiro. Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 10
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