Whatiwhatihoe.
Iroto i nga ra o Maehe nei ka tu te hui a Tawhiao ki Whatiwhatihoe, he mea karanga nga iwi katoa o te motu nei kia hui mai, a i nuku atu i te torn mano tangata i tae ki tana hui. Ko nga korero o taua hui he whakaatu i nga tikanga o te haere a Tawhiao ki Ingarangi, he kara-
nga Ida whakakotahitia nga iwi Maori katoa, ma runga i taua whakakotahitanga ka kitea ano tera e nui ake te iwi Maori. Tetahi o nga putake o taua hui he karanga ano kia tuatorutia te hoe i te moana o kiwa kia haere ano kite kawe i nga mamae ki te Kawanatanga o Ingarangi, ma tenei haerenga pea ka lioki tika mai ai. Otira kei te paunga o nga ra o tenei marama ka karangatia e Ngapuhi te liui ki "Waitangi a kei reira ka wliakatakoto i nga tikanga mo runga i taua haere ka karangatia nei kia hoea te waka, a tera pea e riro ko Hirini Taiwlianga, hei kaihautu mo runga i taua waka.
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Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 2
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179Whatiwhatihoe. Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 2
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