TARANAKI.
Ko Kaitake tena kua riro mai kite pakeha. No te 21 o nga ra o Maehe i timata ai te pupuhi kite pu repo; no te 22 o nga ra ka tikina tetahi o nga pa, rokohanga atu kua horo anake nga tangata. No te 30 rawa o nga ra ka -whakatika
katoa atu te pakeha kio, whakaeketia te pa nei, a Kaitake. Kaore koki tera. te boa riri, i noho mai; e haere kau atu ana nga hoia, ka papahoro anake ite kawenga ate wehi. Tae atu aua nga hoia, kua kore anake nga tangata. Heoi, noho iho nga hoia i reira, tahuri ana ki tc kanga pa hei pupuri i taua kainga. Ka mutu. riro rawa mai ana tenei pa kaha, me nga hiwi i te taha, kaore rawa lie pakeha i mate. Kaore i mohiotia te mate ote maori—tena pea etahi kua mate i te puhauga ki te pu repo.
No te Kuini, i tae mai i te ala nei, nga korero hou, ara;— Tokorima nga pakeha kua mate i Taranaki—he riringa i ro nga here. Tae atu ana nga kai tiki i nga mea mate, ka rokohanga atu kua pau te tuaki i nga puku o etahi. Eotahi te mea kua riro te tinana, ko te ngakau anake e takoto ana.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 23, 16 April 1864, Page 3
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216TARANAKI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 23, 16 April 1864, Page 3
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