WAIKATO.
Kaore rawa he korero tikanga o Akaraua; kotahi ra ia te korero, ara, erua nga tima kua whakariteae te Kawanatanga hei kawe hoia ki Tauranga—e meatia ana hoki kia whakaeketia taua kainga kite hoia. Kua tae mai etahi kaipuke uta hoia mai o rawahi. Ko te Tianara me ona hoia kei runga mai o Whatawhata kei Tuikaramea. Kei te mahi etahi kite kawe kai, paura, aba noa atu, ki Ngaruawahia whakaputu ai. E ki aua ko te hoa riri (tata rawa kite 3000) kei te taha ki runga o Waipa e noho ana • ko nga pa o ratou e ono, kei te huarahi e haere atu i te Rore ka haere ki Orakau—e ki ana he pa kaha anake. Ko nga iwi i roto i a ratou ko Ngatimaniapoto
ko xSgatiapakuru, ko Ngatihinetu ; ko etahi hold uonga whenuao ko atu o Taupo, no te Rawhiti etahi, uo Taranaki etahi.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 17, 23 January 1864, Page 1
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150WAIKATO. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 17, 23 January 1864, Page 1
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