TE PIRINIHA O WARA.
Ko Arapeta Eruera, tama matamua a Kuini Wikitoria, i whanau i Noema te 9, 1841. Ite 9 o nga ra o Noema, 1862, ka tae ona tau kite rua tekau ma tahi. Ko te ingoa tenei—-ko te Piriniha o Wara, —i karangatia ai kite tama tuarua a Kingi Eruera te tuatahi, nana ra i tukono mai te whenua o Wara kite Karauna ote Ingarihi i te tau 1276. I muri iho, mau tonu tenei ingoa ki nga tama matamua o nga Kingi, Kuini, o Ingarangi. Tokoouou nga Piriniha i akona paitia, pakeke noa, penei mete Piriniha o Wara e noho mai nei. Na te Atua ia i manaaki, homai ana he tinana kaha, a, taeanoatia ona tau e rua tekau, i ata tohutohungia ia e tona matua pai. Kaore atu hoki he tangata i karangatia hei noho i te torona o te Ingarihi i pera te hira o nga tikanga pai, me a Arapeta Eruera.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 4
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159TE PIRINIHA O WARA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 6, 18 July 1863, Page 4
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