TE WAIROA.
No te Ratapu ka tu mai tetahi kaipuke ki Nepia no te Wairoa. Na te Kapene o taua kaipuke i korero mai kua hinga ano he parekura i taua kainga i muri nei. Ko Kopu Pitiera raua ko Ihaka Whanga nga rangatira o te taha Kuiui. Kaore ano matou kia rongo he pakeha etahi ranei i roto i taua riri, kaore ranei—ko nga maori anake ano pea. He haerenga no te tohu o Kopu raua ko Ihaka kite toro haere i ro ngahere ; tupono anake ki runga kite ope Hau Hau i roto i tetahi apiti, katahi ka riri. Mate rawa ana o te Hau Hau e rua te kau ma rima—tera atu nga mea tu a kiko. Hui nga mea mate me nga tu a kiko o te taha Kuini tokowbitu. Ko Ihaka Whanga tetahi o nga mea tu, engari he tu pai tana. No Turanga, t korerotia ana, kua mau o te Hau Hau i te taha Kuini e 37 nga tane, nga wahine me nga tamariki e 40. E 50 nga tangata o te ope Kuini nana i hopu, ko Tamihana to ratou rangatira. Ko Apera-
hama Tutoko tetahi i roto i nga mea i raau; e korerotia ana ko ia tetahi o nga mea nana i kohuru ia te Wakana. Kua kawea mai taua tangata ki Nepia nei, kai roto i te whare herehere e noho ana inaianei. Ko Raharuhi Rukupo, ko Wi Haronga, ko etahi tokorua hoki, i haere tahi maiirunga ite kaipuke kite kawe mai i taua tangata, kite whaki hoki ita ratou i mohio ai me ka whakawakia taua tangata. No muri mai i enei korero ka tae mai te tima o Te Wairoa, nana i kawe mai i nga korero o te riri o muri nei, i riria tenei riri ki Waikare Moan a. No te Paraire 12 o ra o te mamma nei ka matika atu te maori Kawana, i whakatika atu i Waikare Taheke no Wanganui ra ka tutaki; rokfihanga awa atu kua maunu mai te Hau Hau ki waho rawa mai o to ratou pa, eruapeamaero te pamamao, kua noho ki roto kite kotikod, no te haerenga atu o nga tangata Kuini, ka tapoko ki roto, ka huaki te Hau Hau. Ka whati mai a mua ote ope Kawana kite matatorutanga, ka tahi ka whakahokia atu, ka werawera te riri a tetahi, a tetahi; ka kokiri nuitia e te tana Kawana ka whati te Hau Hau ka patua haeretia, e tae noa kite wai, ki Waikare Moana, ka mau i te ringa tapukea rawatia atu 33 ko nga me i hinga ki ro wai mahue tonu atu 8 huia katoatia e 41 nga mea i mate raw 3. Ko nga morehu i oma, etahi ma run<*a waka, ko etahi i titari noa atu ki ro ngahere, ora atu etahi, i tuakiko etahi, mate rawa atu pea etahi. Ka mutu pari rawa atu te ihu o te Hau Hau o te Wairoa. ka pakaru hoki te toto ma te ihu haere ai 12 o te taha Kuini i mate rawa 13 nga pukeko.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 68, 20 January 1866, Page 65
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515TE WAIR0A. Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 68, 20 January 1866, Page 65
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