Kua mutu pea tenei te whawhai ki nga Kainga o Waikato inaianei; he mea hoki kua riro katoa mai nga kainga o reira ki te pakeha, kua kore he hoa whawhai. Ko nga tangata o te Kingi kua riroriro atu ki etahi walii o tc niuutore. Ivo te Tiaiiara liie te nuinga o.nga hoia kua riro mai ki Tauranga i ninga kaipuke ; ko etalii kua waiho atu i Rangiaohia i rotoi nga paraki hei pupuri i nga kainga. lleoi, kua mate ena iwi i runga i ona kainga ; te whakamutua pea tona mahi ka taliuri ki nga ritenga o te Kuini kia noho ora ai ratou nga morehu ; kaore, kua riro mai tenei ki nga kainga o etahi tangata whakakino ai—koia tenei kei Tauranga inaiauei. Me titiro tenei tatou ki Tauranga, kei reira te rongo o te riri apopo—a, ko tona mutunga iho apopo he pena ano me Waikato.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 24, 30 April 1864, Page 1
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149Untitled Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 24, 30 April 1864, Page 1
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