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Kua whanau te tamaiti a te tamahine matamua a Kuini Wikitoria i marenatia nei ki a Pererarika Wiremu, Pirinihi o Puruhia, i te tau kua pahure nei, i whanau ki Parini, i Pepuere marania, he tane ( te tamaiti. Kihai i laka nga miniti e ono, kua tae te rongo ki Ingarani kite whare oTe Kuini, na taua mea whakamiharo i kawe na le wai uira, he aho kapa tana huarahi, he mea whakamaro atu, whili aiu i tetahi whenua, molu ranei, ki telahi. Nui aiu te hari o taua iwi o Puruhia, e ehara i te hangalianga ake nga mahi e mahia mai nei mo te iriiringa. Ekore Te Kuini e ahei le haere aiu ki le iriiringa, engari, ko a te ngahuru haere ai raua ko Pirinilii Arapeta kia kite i to raua mokopuna.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 12, 30 June 1859, Page 6
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140TE TAMAHINE O KUINI WIKITORIA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 12, 30 June 1859, Page 6
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