HE HUI NA TUHOE.
Kite Etita oTe Pipiwharauroa, E manu, kia ora koe ! Ma te Atua koe e tiaki, e whakakaha, kia kaha ai kite kawe haere i nga rongo korero o te ao. Tenei kei te wliakarongo reka te taringa mete ngakau kite pai o nga kawenga a Te Pipiwharauroa e kawe haere nei ki nga marae o Hine whakaparekareka ai i te iti i te rahi.
Tenei ka tukua atu etahi kupu mama nei man e kawe atu kia kite oku hoa. I waimarie ahau kite tae atu ki Rangitahi, wahi o Karatia. No te iwa o nga haora ite po ahau i tae atu ai. I whaia ahau etepo ki Ponaua, i tae ahua tinga atu toku hoiho. I a au e haere ana i te po ka tae mai ki a au te wehi ote taipo. laau e huri ana i tetahi koki o te rori ka kite ahau i tetahi koroua e tu ana ite taha ote rori. laau e maharahara ana koia nei pea te taipo, kua karanga mai “ Ko koe tena mohio tonu atu ahau ko taku koroua tonu tenei ko Hamiora. No konei e hoa, kua kore au e whakapono ki tenei mea ki te taipo. No te waru o nga ra o Aperira i te Ratapu, ite 120 nga haora, ka takoto te hakari. Ko nga kai o tenei hakari he tawa, he pihipihi, he tuna, he huahua kereru, he toroi kuku, he aruhe, me era atu kai a te Maori, haunga hold ate pakeha kai he kaipukahu. Ko nga tangata i tae kite kawanga o tenei whare 1500. I puta nga mahi ahuareka i tenei hui : te haka, te whakaturakau, me era atu mahi a te ’ori. Tutu ana te puehu. Ka tepi tana haere ! Kotahi te tamaiti tane i puta i tenei hui mo te haka me era atu mahi ngahau a te Maori, ko Paruru Tamaikoha. Ko te ingoa o tenei whare ko Tuwhare he ingoa tipuna. Na Tangiharu ko Tuwhare, na Tuwhare ko Kauae, ka puta mai kite wahine nona tenei whare, ara kia Mereana Peraniko. Ko te roa o tenei whare e 36 putu, ko te whanui e 20 putu ; he papa nga taha, he haeana a runga. Heoi ano, na W. R. Whatanui. Te Whaiti-nui-a-Toi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 1
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380HE HUI NA TUHOE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 1
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