TE TAONE HOU KEI TE AWAMUTU.
Kua rongo matou i nga korero a nga tangata maori kia turia he taone pakeha. i runga i te kainga o te kura kei te Awamutu. E hoa ma, he horihori tenei ki, ta te mea no ic Koiniti tana a kua '.\hakapumautia, hci kainjja laturu 1110 te kura auakc. Ko te take e noho nei a Tc Kolii ki rcira ko tona main tiaki itc kura. Mehemea lie tikauga patipati tana kia Avhakataonetia ki tc o te kura, kihai i tukua c Tc Para kia nolio ia ki veira : a ka -whakarerca c ia tona mahi tiroiiro, ka puta ki waho i ucra roue 0 te kura, Ko manawliiri kua iac u;ai ki konci. he riwhi ctalii 1110 10 Karaka kua lioki atu ki X^ajmlii: ko ctalii. ho kaamra ; ko ctalii, lie kai-tiaki 1 uroro. Ko tc turunda mo te whare turoro ka hanpn net e Tc Patiti, ko tc whenua ote Rata kci to Toino. Ka inutu te malii wharc, ka hoki atu tc tiui o nga karaura 0 riga kai-kaui-rakati ki tc taonc.
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Pihoihoi Mokemoke i Runga i te Tuanui, Issue 4, 9 March 1863, Page 18
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182TE TAONE HOU KEI TE AWAMUTU. Pihoihoi Mokemoke i Runga i te Tuanui, Issue 4, 9 March 1863, Page 18
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