NGA TUPAPAKU.
Nga tangata o te ope tuatahi o Niu Tireni kua mate ko :—Turupa Paratiwhata, Paeroa, Akarana; Turupa Konore, Pukekohe; Akara-
na; Tariana Kauri me Turupa Puutu, Ole poti; Turupa Patihana, Taranaki (i mate ite piwa); Rewheteneti Niwhi, Otautahi. Ko Rewheteneti Niwhi i nukuhia hei apiha mo tetahi ropu hoia o Ingarangi. I mate ia ite whakaoranga i Kimari. Kei te tangi, kei te pouri nga matua, nga whanaunga, nga hoa me nga whaiaipo a enei tangata. Tangihia e te iwi, e te whenua, o tama ka hinga nei mo te whawhaitanga mo to ingoa, mo to mana, mo to Kuini.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 10
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102NGA TUPAPAKU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 25, 1 March 1900, Page 10
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