No tenei rangi, te 7 o Mei, ka tae mai te Rangatira (tima) i Po Neke, kia ahiahi akuanei ka rere tonu ki Akarana. Ko te Pokiha tetahi irunga; i hoki mai ia i Wanganui, e haere ana ki Akarana. I tonataenga mai ki Waikanae ka kite ia i a Wi Tako, ka korero raua—muri iho ka ki tuturu a Wi Tako, i te aroaro o te Pokiha raua ko te Pura, hei tangata ia mo te Kuiui. Ko te ki tuturu teuei, ara ; E ki tuturu atia ahau, hei tangata pouo ahau mo Te Kuini, e noho tonu ahau ki raro i ona tuve ake ake; a, e whakarongo tonu ahau ki nga wha-
kahau tika katoa o ana Kaiwliakawa, me era atu e vvhai rnana ana i raro i a Te Kuini. „ . . . TAKO Ngatata. Kai titiro, TK Pokiha, TE PITKA. Kai wbakawa tuturu. rleoi, kua mahue i a ia toua mahi Kingi, E pal ana koki ; ko toua oranga hoki ia. jVlca aive ka malius hoki e etahi raugatira utu, he mahi mate hoki ia. No te taenga raai o t6 Pokiha ki Nepia nei ka korero raua ko Tareha. i roto i to w'nare o te Makarini, ratou ko te Makarini ano—kotahi tangata i touoa kite tiki i a kenata kia haere mai kia korero ano ratou. Ivua tokomaha te hoia kei Wangauui inaianei. Eki aua, mea ake ka kawea te whawhai ki reira, ki Taranaki auo hoki. E mea aua te ICavvanatauga o Po Neke kia wlukanohoia he pakeha,' kin 300, i te whenua i te taha touga o Waitotara, hei hunga noho tonu iho ki reira mahi rori ai, mahi paaaiu ai—ko te pu i tahl ringa, ko te kaheru i tahi ringa. E kawea, ana hoki etahi hoia ki Rangitikei noho ai. E meatia ana e nga wahine rangatira o Wanganui kia hangaia tetahi paraki whokapaipai rawa mo nga maori o te taha Kuini o reira. Ko te paraki Kingi a Pehi (lie rangatira maori no Wanganui) kua whakairia i raro iho i to te Kuini. He paraki nui rawa taua paraki, 27 putu te roa, te 10 putu te whauui. Ivo te Hupariteneti o taua kainga kua hoki mai i Peperiki—riro ana mai i a ia nga herehere 21 nga tane ; 5 nga wahine me nga taniariki. Tokoiwa o nga tane he mea tu a kiko—kua kawea kite whare turoro rongoa ai. Ko nga wahine me nga tainariki i tukua kia haere noa atu. Karauga ana a Pehi kia tukua atu ki .a ia nga tane, kaore i whakaaetia e te Kawanatanga. Kua tonoa e te pakeha nga tangata o Waitotara kia haere atu i tana wheuua, kia waiho te kainga. Kaore tahi he korero o Tauranga. Kua hokihoki te nuinga o nga hoia o reira ki Akarana. Ko etahi i waiho iho hei pupuri ite kainga. Ko Wi Tamihana ratou ko ona hoa kua oma ki ona kainga ki ro ngahere. T te hoko whenua te Kawsnatanga i Manawatu i te taha, ki ruuga o te awa—ko te whenua o te Hirawanui. He whenua rahi te whenua kua riro mai ; ko te utu £12.000.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 27, 11 June 1864, Page 1
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522Untitled Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 27, 11 June 1864, Page 1
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