Hui nga tangata o te Arawa, me etahi atu iwi, kua whakatika mai i Maketu, i etahi hoki o nga kainga o reira, e 700; he haere mai ki Whakatane kite nga ki ite matenga ote Purunu ratou ko nga pakeha i runga kaipuke. I korcrotia taua koliuvutanga ite nuipepa o te 12 o Akuhata nei. Kua puta mai te rongo i muri nei kua mate etahi tangata i a ratou, ko etahi kua hereherea kua tukua mai kite pakeha. Ko te tangata nana i patu te Kapene o taua kaipuke kua mau. Tenei kua tae mai ki Sepia nei i runga tima nga hoia hou e 300. Ko tenei ra (te Hatarei) te ra hei taenga mai mo etahi e 500. Kia tae mai enei ka nui ake i te kotahi mano nga hoia o Sepia. E kawea ana inaianei etahi hoia ki Opotiki. E rua nga tima e haere ana kite kawe atu i aua pakeha, kotahi hoki te tima manuwao hei tiaki i te whakaekenga ki uta, kotahi hoki te tima paku hei kawe ki roto kite aw'a—ka wha ai nga tima. Apopo raru ai ena tangata nana i kohuru i a te Wakana.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 58, 26 August 1865, Page 18
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197Untitled Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 58, 26 August 1865, Page 18
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