Te Whakatupu Hua Rakau.
Tera tetahi Pakeha ruanukn kei Ingarangi tona ingoa ko Roore Hutere (Lord Sudeley). A e tae ana kite wha rau eka o tona whenua kua whakatupuria ki nga hua-rakau; ko nga rakau paramu, e rima tekan mano ; ko nga rakau pea, e iwa rau; ko nga rakau tamehana, e iwa mano; ko nga rakau here, e rima rau e rima tekau. A e tae ana hoki kite kotahi rau e rua tekau mano rahipere; ko nga kupere, e tae ana kite kotahi rau mano; a e tae ana kite \kotahi rau e toru tekau eka i kapi tonu i te toropere. Ko tetahi wahi ote whenua i whakatupuria ki nga rakau whakamarumaru, a e tae ana kite rua rau eka ote whenua i meingatia e ia hei haerenga raped, a ko nga rapeti e mate ana i nga tau katoa e tae ana ki te ono mano.
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 4
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151Te Whakatupu Hua Rakau. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 4
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