MEIHA-TIANARA PATENE-PAWERA.
whanau a Patene-Pawe-ra ki Ingarangi; kra 43 ona tau inaianei. Kotor a M|o *0 papa he mini!a, ko ona v / tuakana kei nga mahi 4 nunui katoa. He maha nga tau i mahi hoia ai ia ki Inia. I te paahatanga dPw o te whawhai ki Tararawaara ko ia tonu tetahi o * nga apiha nunui i Awherika. I rongonui ai a Patene-Pawera —iti ro rongonui ai —na tona kaha ki te pupuri i Mavvhekingi kei riro ite Poa. Kua panuitia e matou nga korero mo te whakapaenga o tenei taone i tu noa atu nei i te takiwa, he ruarua noa nei nga hoia na ratou i pupuri. I tu ai na te manawanui o Patene-Pawera. E kiia ana iti noa iho te moe a taua tangata i te wa e whakapaea ana a Mawhekingi. Puta mai ra ki waho, kei te whawhai tonu a Pawera kaore ana okioki. He tangata ngahau, he tangata kakama, he tangata tino toa. Apopo pea ia eke ai ki te turanga tino tiketike ote hoia. Ko tetahi o nga tino painga ki te Ingarihi o tenei whawhai ko te whakaakoranga i nga hoia me nga apiha tai-tamariki ki te riri, mo nga ra o muri nei. Ko te heramana ki te moana retireti ai, ko te hoia ki uta atiuti'u ai.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 7
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219MEIHA-TIANARA PATENE-PAWERA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 7
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