KO HOANI APOTORO.
Ko Hoani he tama na Heperi, ko Kariri tona whenua tupu; ko tana mahi he hi ika. I te tau 66 e neinga ana i kauwhau haere ia i Ahia. No te runanga nui o Hiruharama a Iloani he poutokoinanawa no to Hahi. Ito Kingitanga o Tomitiana i Roma, ka hopukia a Hoani, ka aratakina ki Roma, maka ana kite kohue hinu toroha e koropupu ana i runga i to ahi, to mafcein, ka takina, a, poia ana, nolio rawa atu ko te raotutere o Patimoha. I tona nohoanga ki reira, ka tuhituhia te Whakakitcnga. I to tau 96 ka maru a Toinitiana, a, ka hoki a Iloani ki Epclia, no te hokinga ki reira, ka tohea e nga lioa karakia, kia tuhituhia nga korero o te Kavaiti, a, no muri iho o te nohoanga pukutanga, o te inoinga ki to Atua, ka tahuvi kite tuhituhi. I mate ia ki Kpeha i te toru o nga tau o te kingitanga o Tarahana; a, tauumia ana i waho ake o taua pa.
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Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 November 1857, Page 3
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174KO HOANI APOTORO. Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 November 1857, Page 3
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