HAAPU HOKOHOKO.
Ko te kaute katoa tenei onga moni i kiria mai ote Hapu hoko hoko taonga e £36 „14 „6 Ko taua Haapu i whakaturia mai i te wa i tu nei te Hui a te Kotahitanga ki Papawai Kereitaone Wairarapa, i te 20 o Mei, a, tae noa mai kite ra i pakaru karu ai te Hui, ea katoa nga tfama me era atu kaute, koia tenei nga rnoni i mai e whai iho i runga ake nei. NinivraKawana.
Poneke, 18/7/98 Kia Tamahau Mahupuku. Tena koe me o hoa Wahine, i nga tangata. mate o kona. E pai ana to noho mai i kona i enei ra, maku e waea atu mehemea ka rite mai he ra. mo te Pirimia, mo te Pire. Kaore ano i oti te Perehi, me ki atu ki nga k i ta o -'Te Pake Ki Hikurangi" kia Perehitia he tauira Pifcihana, me tuku mai ki au e';ahi hei tuku ki nga Iwi ote motunei, ma koutou pea etahi e tuku atu kite Tai-hauauru kite Wairoa etahi, torutoru nei nga Pitihana kna tae mai, ka (720) tonu nga tangata, kaore he korero o konei, heoi ano he ngenge noa iho. Na to whanaunga Na Paratene Ngata.
Papawai Mei 80 1898. Kia Wiremu Maniapoto. E Tama tena koe, mete aroba o matua kua haere atu kite nioengaroa, ma te Atua koe e tiaki e manaaki, me au hoki. Tenei to reta kua tae mai ki au, he nui taku mihi mo au kupu, ko taku tino hiahia hoki tena mo kontou mo nga uri whakatipu, kia penei me au kupu i tuhi mai nei, ae, ae, ae, ka oti kokoe hei whakaapi mo *te tunga o to matua i te Whare Ariki o te Kotahitanga, ae, ka tukua atu te Pepa o nga mahi a te Kotahitanga kia koe, tena ano au e korero nui i roto i te Whare mou, tra, mo koutou katoa, mo nga Tai-tamariki. Heoi, na to koutou Tipuna. ' TamahauMorehu.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 12, 2 August 1898, Page 2
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330HAAPU HOKOHOKO. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 12, 2 August 1898, Page 2
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