TE KOROPUTAPUTA.
I te " Karere Maori" kua taia i mua mai o tenei, kua oti nga langata Maori te whakatupato ki tera taru kino, i te Koroputaputa; kua meinga atu i reira, whano tac. mai pea ki konei ia mate, no tc mca, kua lac ki Poi Ilakeiir. I iimi-i mai m.-i ka u mai ki Akarana a tc Karalilui'i; ko tR Piliopa o Xui Tireui i fikc mai i taua puko, i rcrc mai i nga moio oNiu Ilipnii. Ko nga rnngo o rnnga o taua Uaipnkc koia iciH'i: — " Kii 'l'auiia tc Koroptitapiila ; c iore-a-niami ana tc ngau o taua taru. Ko nga kai wiiakaako katoa, me tctalii o nga waliinc o nga kai wiiakaako kua tincia o tenet mate." Ki to inea, c lohtinga ana tc tangata Maori, ka lino taianga to latouliacic Xi nga wliarc rongoa, kia okaokaia nga ringa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 124, 22 September 1853, Page 3
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143TE KOROPUTAPUTA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 124, 22 September 1853, Page 3
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