Ruhia me Ingarangi.
Kua tae mai nga rongo o te 9 o nga ra o tenei marama e kii ana tera e ara he whawhai nui ma Ingarangi raua ko Ruhia. Ko te take i pnta ai tenei raruraru ki enei kingitanga, ko Euhia e hiahia ana kia riro ia ia a Inia kei raro nei i te mana o Ingarangi taua whenua, a kua tukua atu e Euhia ana mano turupa ki nga rohe o Awhekanitanga he whenua kei runga atu o Inia. Kua tae atu te kupu a te Emepara o Tiamani kite Emepara o Euhia kia ngawari me mutu te totohe kite tuku i ana hoia ki Awhekanitanga, ko te rangatira o nga iwi Maori o taua whenua kei te tono turupa ki nga rohe whaka-uta hei whawhai kia Euhia, a kua tae nga tono a Euhia raua ko Ingarangi ki Amerika kia tukua mai he kariri pu. A kua whakaae nga koroni a Ingarangi kia tukua nga turupa e rima tekau mano hei awhina ia Ingarangi mehemea ka tu ta raua whawhai ko Euhia. Ko tetahi kupu e mea ana tera pea e whakahoa a Taake (Turkey) kia Ingarangi mo runga i tenei whawhai.
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 2
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198Ruhia me Ingarangi. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 2
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