TE WHAWHAI KI IHIPA.
Ko era atu iwi kei te noho pai noa iho, tena ko te Ingarihi kaore ana noho noa iho, engari he whawhai tonu te mahi i nga wa katoa, i ia tau, i ia tau. He iwi ano pea i whakaritea mo tenei mahi, ina hoki he pera tonu ona tupuna. No nanahi tonu nei te whawhai ki Taranawaara, tena ko te whawhai ki Ihipa kua toru tau e whakahaere ana inaianei. I mua atu o tenei i te whawhai tonu ki nga Matapiri o Awherika, ki nga tangata ote taha kite raki o Inia. He Arapi te iwi e whawhai mai nei kite Ingarihi. He iwi tino nui atu tenei te tangata. Kotahi te parekura nui o te iwi nei i mua ake nei, he maha hoki nga mano i hinga. Otira i muri iho ka huihui haere ano, a ka whakaara ano i te whawhai. I te Mane te 26 o Noema ka tutataki ano nga ope e rua. He ruarua noa o te Ingarihi i mate, engari te hoa-riri he tino parekura nui tona. E 9000 i mau-herehere mai ite Ingarihi. Katahi pea ka tino mutu taua whawhai. I mate hoki a Kariwha ( Khalifa.) te tino rangatira o taua iwi, mete nuinga 0 ona whanaunga. He tino tangata kino a Kariwha, he tangata tukino kohuru hoki i nga mangumangu o Awherika, nui noa atu nga tangata i kohurutia e ia. Ka watea katoa ki te Ingarihi te pito kite raki o Awherika. Ki te hinga te Poa, ka riro te nuinga o Awherika 1 te Ingarihi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 9
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263TE WHAWHAI KI IHIPA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 9
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