No te 19 o nga ra o tenei marama ka whakawakia, i te Whare Whakawa i Nepia, nga tangata maori, a Pita, a Nirai. a Tiki, a Hamuera, mo te pakarutanga a tetahi o ratou i nga matapihi o te whare paparikauta o Rihari Meeni—he pakeha no Tutaekuri. _ He Haurangitanga no ratou ko etahi pakelia Id veira, a ngangare ibo. llau ana tetahi ki to rakau. whiua ana kite pakeaa : pa ke kite matapilii o te wbare. Whakaritea iho ana e te
■whakawa kia utua te hanga a te tangata i paka*u—a, utua ana kotahi pauna e rima hercni. E ki ana no Nepia atu ano ta ratou kainga i te -waipiro. Kite kitea te tangata nana i whangai ka whakawakia ano ia. Ko etahi o nga rangatira o Ngatikahungunu i roto ano i te ivhakawa, ratou ko nga Kai "Whakawa pakeha. •Heoi. E wkakatika ana matou.ki tenei ritenga. E haere ana hoki i runga ite panuitanga a Ngatikahungunu kia whakawa nga he kite Ture, kia tau te rangimarietanga ki tenei whenua.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 6, 22 August 1863, Page 3
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172Untitled Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 6, 22 August 1863, Page 3
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