Te Aroha o tetahi Wahine mangumangu.
No te tau 1770, i te hurihanga nui o te motu o Hana Tomaniko e te ru, ka kitea te tino aroha o tetahi Nikerehi (wahine kiri mangu). Te olionga o te wahintf iici. kna rere te tokomalia o te wliare i te wehi, ko nga rangatira o tana waliine ko te raua tamaiii nga niea kiano i puta ki walio* Ko taua Nikarelii te kai liikihiki ole tamaiti. E tarukeruke 1101 ana nga patu o te whare, licoi ra ano ta te waliine ra i maliara ai ko te tamaiti; e takoto ana tera ite moenga. Ka rere atu te waliine ra kite moenga otc tamaiti o tana ran»atira, tae rawa atu ki reira, ka hinga tc wliure, kupjpa to»u ilio tera ki ruuga kite tamaiti; i °ra tera, no te itiC.\ i ar.iia kite tinan.i o tana kai hiki, ko te waliine ia, i mate i muri lata ilio.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 55, 30 January 1851, Page 4
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157Te Aroha o tetahi Wahine mangumangu. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 55, 30 January 1851, Page 4
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