Te Matenga o Hone Mare langa.
No te 16 o nga ra o Maehe, 1885, ka hemo kite whare o tona matua o Hare Reweti a Hone Hare langa, i te 41 o ana tau. Ko Pene langa te papa ake o
Hone Hare, ko t tuahine no Hare whanau ia ki K Hokianga, i te tau tau 1856 ka tae ms rana. Tana maki taenga mai ki "W mahi kamura. IV ka riro hei kai korero i roto i te E Maori. Muringa ki nga Kooti Whj Kauwaeranga, Hau mahi ana he kai '. mo te Kawanatanj ki hea. No rungs ka pa te mate; ; ana te kaha i ten( Tauranga, ki Roto rana, taeanoatia No te 16 o Mael awatea ka koreron Matua i te 3 o i te mutunga o ta ra Hare Reweti ka wh{ i taua rangi tonu, haora ka moe. He aTe langa kite re ai ki nga Kooti E nui te whakamoemi mo te pai o tana tika o nga hamu Matua na Hare ki nga tikanga o rokohanga iho, he ki era mahi. Ko nga tamariki to! tuohu i te ao nei, mete tuakana me Akarana. Ko te anake te rere nei, kua moe i tana mc
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Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 9
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204Te Matenga o Hone Mare Ianga. Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 9
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