MATENGA O PIPI TE WHIWHI.
He pouri pono to matou i te kitenga i te korero o te matenga o te hoa wahine o Matene Te Whiwhi, Rangatira, Kai-whakawa hoki o Otaki. Kei te Nupepa o Poneke taua korero e tokoto ana, kei to te 21 o Hanuere. Kei raro iho nei taua korero, kua whakareopakehatia, he reo maori te tuhinga kt taua Nupepa o Poneke; ko nga kupn eaei; " E aku hoa Pakeba, e nobo ana ki Poneke, tenei koutoii ka ron<?o mai kite matenga o Pipi Te Whiwhi wahine pai ia, he wahine rangatira : ko ana mabi pai i kitea katoa'.ia e nga pakeha rangatira, me ngu tangaia maori hoki:—kabore he wahine hei rite mona —te nui ote mohiotanga. He nui to matou pouriianga i tona matenga ai, ite 14 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1857, i te ono o nga naora, iie maruahiahi: i mate pai ia, i pikt aiu tona wairua ki to talou matua i te Rangi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 2, 28 February 1857, Page 16
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162MATENGA O PIPI TE WHIWHI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 2, 28 February 1857, Page 16
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