TARANAKI.
No muri tata iho i te matenga o nga maori i Taranaki, i te huakanga kite paraki hoia i korerotia i te nupepa o te 14 o nga ra o Mei, no muri tata iho ka tahuri a Hapuroua, a Wiremu Kingi, me nga tangata o Mataitawa mete Arei, kite whakatakoto rohe ki waenganui o ratou ko nga maori Kuini. Ki ana kite mea ka whiti aua maori Kuini i taua rohe, a ratou kau, hoiho ranei, ka puhia. Kaore pea he tangata kia whiti i taua rohe i muri nei; engari, e wha nga hoiho a nga tangata ote Teira i haere atu i Matarikoriko whiti ana i te rohe, hopungia ana e tera, puhia ana. Ko te timatanga o taua rohe kei Kerikeriraumati, he pari i Waitara kei te taha moana o te Arei; tika tonu ma te Rau, te motu i tuaia i Huirama ; whiti tonu i Waiongana kei Kopuataitu ; haere tonu i te Huia; mutu aua i Kaipakopako. E korerotia ana kai te whakaemiemi nga tangata o Tarcnaki kite huaki kite taone.
E ki ana kotahi raauo e rua rau ratou—he pono rauei, he pehea ranei.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 30, 23 July 1864, Page 2
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191TARANAKI. Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 30, 23 July 1864, Page 2
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