Nga Iwi o te Ao.
Te Ingirihi, te Airihi, mete Kotimana, e wha tekau miriona; te Wiwi, e wha tekau miriona; te Tiamani, e ono tekau miriona; te Puruhia, e rua tekau ma rima miriona; te Atariana, e wha tekau miriona; te Taake, e toru tekau miriona; te Buhia, e waru tekau miriona; te Itariana, e toru tekau miriona; te Paniora, e rua tekau ma wha miriona; te Poriki, e rima miriona; te Teine, e rua miriona; te Nowitiana mete Wiiti, e ono miriona; te Peretini, e ono miriona; te Iniana, e rua rau miriona; te Hainamana, e rima rau miriona; nga Marikena Whakararo, e ono tekau miriona; nga Marikena Whakarunga, e toru tekau miriona; te Pahiana, e whitu miriona; nga iwi mangumangu o Awherika, e rua rau miriona; nga Pakeha o Atareiria, e rua miriona; nga Awhekana, e toru miriona; nga tangata Maori o tenei motu, e wha tekau mano; nga iwi Maori o nga moutere o Whiiti, kotahi rau mano.
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Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 8
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162Nga Iwi o te Ao. Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 8
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