I MATE.
Ki Aotea, i te 9 o nga ra o Mei kua pahika ake nei a Te Hira Kingi Ratapu, he Kaiwhaka a Maori no tana wahi; he tangata whakaaro pai, e aumihia ana e te tini. Ki Pukeiotara, i te Takiwa o Manawatu, Ponekp, i te Mane, i te 8 o nga ra o Hune kua pahemo ake nei, a Wirbmu Kingi Te Aweawe, he rangatira no Rangitane, i whakaiuria tatatia nei e te Kawuna Kerei, hei Kai-whakawa. He :amariki ano taua tangata ka mate, ko ton:i rongo i roto i nga iwi Maori i iri ki rungj kite pai. Ki Otaki. Takiwa o Poneke, i te 3 o nga ra o Aperira kua mahue ake npi, i te 6 o nga baora o te uhiahi, a Mata Hiria, le tabu aroha o Kjwai Te Ahu. minita Maori, ona tau 29. I nebua tona tinana kite lanumanga tupapaku o Otaki, i pahaki atu o ana tamariki.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 19
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158I MATE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 19
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