TE MONI A TE MAKARINI.
I ia tau, i ia tau, e tu ana he whakamatautauranga mo te moni aTe Makarini. Ko nga tamariki tokotoru i puta ki runga o era atu katoa i te whakamatautauranga ka riro ia ratou taua moni. E ma te tamaiti ite tau, mo nga tau e rua. Engari ano ia e'wehe ke ana ano te mea ma nga tamariki o Te Aute me Tipene. E kore ratou e uru ki nga mea e tukua ana ma nga kura Maori. I tenei tau i riro aua moni i a Watene Puketoki (Bay of Plenty), Wiremu Turei (Turanga), Keiha Nutana ( Mangere, Auckland ). Ko Terei Ngatai o Ngatiporou kua paahi i te whakamatautauranga a te Kawanatanga ( Matriculation).
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 24, 1 February 1900, Page 5
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120TE MONI A TE MAKARINI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 24, 1 February 1900, Page 5
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