TE PIPI WHARAUROA.
No maehe nei imate ai a Harete Stainton. He tamaiti rangatira no Ngatiporou, he
mokopuna na te Houkaman, na Wi Houkamau, taina ote Hati iloukaraau. He mea ata marena ia ki tetahi tino L’akeha, whaka haere reti i Mangaone, Eketahuna. I mate atu raua ko tona tamaiti whanau hou ki Wharekahika, Hicks’ 13ay> . I te huarahi te taane ka mate ia. He-tino tamaiti Kaingakau a Harete na tona taane, na matua, puta atu ki tona iwi katoa. He wahine kohakore, humarie atawhai tangata. x E te tuahine hoatu i nga huarahi o nga tipuna, kei muri nei e haere atu ana. Okioki, a taria te o te aranga. Kanui te koa o nga ‘ Etita mo te maha rawa o nga kupu whakapai mai a nga iwi, ■ a nga hapu, a nga RaiTgatira, o te Aotearoa tae mai kite Wuipounamu nei mo te mahi e mahia nei eta tatou manu. E koro ma, epa ma, e whae ma, kia kaha tonu te awhina mai. Ahakoa kaore ano kia tae ki tona pakaritanga ki tona momonatanga, kua taongatia te mahi nei kite iwi Maori. i te maha rawa o nga kape o te Pepa nei e tonoa ana, kua whakarahia inaianei kite kotahi mano 1000 nga kape e perehitiib ana i roto i te marama kotahi. Na Te Etita,
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 10
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220TE PIPI WHARAUROA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 10
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