TE RU KI MAUNGATAUTARI.
[Na te tangata Maori i korero.] No te 23 o Hanuere, i waenganuipo ka puta te ngaueue whenua. Ka mutu te ngaueue whenua, ka rangona te whenua ka tangi me he purepo.
Ka mea nga tangata Maori, e whawhai ana. Ka ruarua te wliakauro o Ngatihaua i rere ke hoki te ahua ote tangi, i penei mete whatitiri. Wehi katoa a Ngatihaua, ka huihui tera ki Herotiu, kotalii nohoanga, ko tcra ki Maungakawa hui ana, me nga tangata o Maungatautari, me tera hoki ki Matamata huihui ana, me Ngatiraukawa ki Patetere huihui ana i taua po. Te mea i penei ai, he wehi kite Atua. Moe iho ao akc, ka puta mai te tangata, korero ana. ko Maungatautari kua tanuku pakaru katoa tetahi taha, takoto atu ki Mangahoe, ngaro katoa te kouru o taua awa. Ka mahara Ngatihaua, i konei, he nui te he o nga tangata o Maungatautari me tona hua, ka panga te tohu o te Atua ki reira. E man nei ano te wehi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 15
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171TE RU KI MAUNGATAUTARI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 15
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