DEATH OF RIA TE UIRA OF OTAKI.
To the Editor of the Maori Messenger. Friend,—Will you announce in the Maori Messenger the death of Ria Te Uira, daughter of Wiremu Nera Te Kanae. She was a chieftainess of the Ngatitoa and a relative of the following persons:—Te Ao-o-te-rangi, of the Tainui tribe of Raglan; of VVaata Kukntai, Tamihana Tanui, Perakiwi, and Ruihana Te WhakaUeke of Waikaio; of Topine Te Amohau, Te Waiatua, Pekamu Tohi Te Ururangi, Petera Te I'ukuatua, Hori Wharara, of the tribes of Ngaihuuinekai, and Ngatiwhakaue. The Rev. Riwai Te Aha officiated at the funeral, and there
were upwards of 300 person* present besides women and children. HOROMONA Tor EMI, HOHEPA TaMAIHE.NGIA, Ngakuku Tungia, Nopera Te Nuba. ;
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 15
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119DEATH OF RIA TE UIRA OF OTAKI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 15
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