PANUITANGA.
No te 18 o nga ra o Pepuere, i te Ratapu, ka pau te kainga o Teoti Piriha (Pitcher), o Waipureku ite ahi—a, rawa kore tonu iho taua pakeha. Tona pataka witi, tona kaata, me tona parau, me ona mea katoa, pau anake—hui nga mea katoa kua pau. tera e tae kite £6OO, kite £7OO ranei. He maha nga tau i malii ai taua pakeha i taea ai enei taonga, a, pau tonu iho i te rangi kotahi. He mate nui tenei mo taua tangata ratou ko ona tamariki. E kohikohi ana tenei nga pakeha kia rite etahi moui hei tiruatanga malii mana. Mehemea kai te pai hold tiga maorikia hoatu tetahi hikipene mana, e pai ana -e ki ana hoki ia meheinea ka homai e ono hoa maori lie witi. he taevra. he aha ranei, hei purapuramo tona mara, kanui tona pai.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 3
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144PANUITANGA. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 3
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