TE WHAWHAI KI TE PA, O MAWHEKIINGI.
Kua tae mai te whakaatu i whawhai nga Poa ki tenei Pa, engari kaore i hinga i a ratau, i makaia mai e te Poa e 800 rau nga matä-papa ki rofo i te Pa, katahi ratau ka kokiri hei whakahoro i te Pa no to ratau tatanga kite Pa ka waiputia ratau e nga Pu teretere a te Ingarihi, ka whatr ano nga Poa, ia ratau e oma ana ka liaere ratau ra runga i tetahi Maina kua oti nei i nga ' Hoia o te Ingarihi te tapuke etahi mata papa ki raro Whenua, no te haerenga o nga Poa ma runga ka papatia ratau nui atu nga tangata o fce Poa i mate, kua tae ake hoki tetahi ropu Hoia ki tenei Pa, hei awhina i a ratau.
Ko Kimari. Ko nga rongo mo tenei Pa kai te pai te rpa.hi a nga Hoia, tiaki, e 6,000 hoki nga Hoia kua tukua atu hei whakapiki inga Hoia o tenei Pa. TE MATENGA 0 TIANARA, KAAKA (KOCH.) Kua tae mai te rongo kua mate _ tenei tangata Ingoa nui ote Iwi Poa. Ituia ite Whawhai ki Erana Raati; koia hoki- te "Tianara whakahaere o taua Whawhai. I mate ia i roto i te ringaringa o te Ingarihi, i tukua he whakaatu ki tona Iwi e te Ingarihi kua mate ia ; ka tonoa mai e nga Poa kia whakaaetia atu te tinana kia ratai? whakaaetia ana te tono, kua kawea tona tinana ki Pitoria; he tangata a Tianara Kaaka, no te runanga ote Poa ; i tae ona tau kite onotekau (60) he tangata kaha hoki ia kite whakakore i nga tono a te Ingarihi, ina hoki tetahi pito o tana kauhau whakamutunga ki tona Whare runanga, i mea ia ka tu uaua ia tae noa ki tona matenga, notemea i kite ia ko te ringaringa o te Atua e whakaatu ana kia ratau kia tu i runga i te kaha ; kia whakakotahi ratau, ka tutuki pai nga mea katoa.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 18, 15 November 1899, Page 7
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335TE WHAWHAI KI TE PA, O MAWHEKIINGI. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 18, 15 November 1899, Page 7
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