WHAKAWHITINGA I WHANGAMARINO, WAIKATO.
Kua meatia mai ki a matou kia taia te panuitanga e mau i raro nei, mo te whakawhitinga ki Whangamarino awa, kei Waikato. E meatia ana ka whakamaarokia tetahi taura
i telahi laha o teawawhiii noa ki lolahi laha, whakamau ai ki le pou kaha, ko te waka ka herea ki laua laura kia lika ai te kukume ala.le kukume mai, ko te rilenga ulu mo to langata kolahi, he hikipene. mo te hoiho kotahi, he hikipene. Ka whakaluria tenoi panuiianga ki telahi taha ki telahi taha ole awa. King.v tangata harre, Pakeua, tangata Maori. Ko te rilenga ulu mo te wbakawhiiinga i tenei awa, ana haere i runga i raro ranei. Mo te tangata kolahi . . 1 hikipene. Mo te hoiho kolahi . . 1 hikipene. Ko enei moni me utu kite kai lango i nga rnoni, mo le waka kawaiho i konei. Na Wiremu Te Wheoro.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 10, 31 May 1859, Page 4
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149WHAKAWHITINGA I WHANGAMARINO, WAIKATO. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 10, 31 May 1859, Page 4
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