TE MATENGA O RIA TE UIRA NO OTAKI.
Kite Kai-tuhituhi ote Karere Maori. E hoa,—Taia kite Karere Maori te matenga o Ria Te Uira, te tamahine a Wiremu Nera Te Kanae. He wahine rangatira ia, no Ngatitoa he wbanaunga. ki enei tangata,—kia Te Ao-o-teßangi nohoia Wkaingaroa no Tainui ; kia Waata Kukulai, kia Tamehana Tunui, kia Perakiwi, kia Ruihana Te Whakabeke no Waikato; kia Topine Te Amohau, kia Te Waiatna, kia Pekamu Tohi Te Urunangi, kia Petera To Pukualua, Hori Wharara.no Ngatitutanekai'enei, no Ngatiwhakaue. Ko le Miniia i a ia te karakia i te tanamanga a
ko Riwai Te Ahu. E 300 te tane, haunga le wabioe, le lamariki i hui ki le matakiiuki. HoROMONA ToREMI, Hohkpa Tajiaihbngia, Ngakuku Tungja, Nopera Te Nuha.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 15
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122TE MATENGA O RIA TE UIRA NO OTAKI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 15
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