ITARI.
Ko nga nupepa e panui ana i tetahi mea ahuareka i Itari, te "whakapuaretanga o te whare karakia hou i hanga mo nga Watcnehi." E meinga ana he whare tino pai te ahua; he whare nui, e tu ana hoki i tetahi o nga tino huarahi o Turini. Kotahi te kau ma rua rau tangata i te karakia i te puaretanga ai, a, he nui hoki te tangata i waho. Erua kauwhaufcanga i te rangi i puare ai, kotahi i te reo Wiwi, kotahi i te reo Itariona. Kua 10a te tino mahi pai o te Kawanatanga o Piriteni e kitea ana i runga i tenei iwi i nga Watenehi; he nui nga moni i roto ite tau e tukua ana ki nga kai noho o ana VV harua; mo nga mahi o te whakapono taua moni, mo te mahi whakaKo tetahi wahi e riro atu ana "mo nga uiinita, kotahi te kau ma rima, mo nga kai v?haKaako kura o nga kainga mamao, eiwa te kau ara." ivo te nui o taua iwi te Watenehi ana huihui, 20,000.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 50
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180ITARI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 50
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