PAKOWHAI.
Oketopa, 26, 1874. He korero no te Waea, he mea tango mai i roto i te Haku Pei Herara. E ki ana kua whanau te wahine a te Tuuku o Etinipara, he taane, a tena e har nga tangata e piri pono ana kite taha Kuini, tena ano pea a Kulria e whakatakoto hakari niintii. He mea tango mai i te Haku Pei Herara, kua tj mai a te Buna, i te ahiahi o te ratspu kua hori nei 25 o Oketcpa me Ta Tanara Makarim, i kiia anokia tu nga Waranatia hei karanga i a ia, heoi na te ahua kino ote rangi mahue noa ake, te peratia ko Meiha Weta ko Kapene Batareti, mete mana b.oki o nga tangata s noho ana i te taone, i te piiti e whanga ana h.ei karanga Ito ratou Mema, o te Vrhare Paremata, ko etahi ono i reira i roto o nga Apilxa o nga Waranatia, ko Kenerohi ko te Makarini, ko Tatana, ko Paranene, ko te Hemara, mete Kare, &o ite taenga mai oTa Tanara kite wapn ka nui karanga, mete nmere o nga tangata etu j i reira ki a ia, kiia ana hei manuhiri ia ma Eeoorohi, i toona nohoanga i te taone nei.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 7, 10 November 1874, Page 35
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207PAKOWHAI. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 7, 10 November 1874, Page 35
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