HE PONO RANEI?
No Otautahi tetahi korero tipua. I tae he pukapuka, he mea tuhituhi kite mihini panapana, ki a Takuta Kereitana, he tono na tetahi tangata, kaore te ingoa i tuhia, ki aia kia rongoatia kia mate tetahi wahine turoro e haere ana ki a ia. Kite mate taua wahine ka tukua atu kite takuta e £IOO. Ko te pukapuka tuarua he akiaki; ko te pukapuka tuatoru he mea atu kite takuta kua pai rawa a Mihi S— a kaore ite rongoatia eia kia kaha rawa te mate. Na konei ka mohio te takuta ko Mihi Taihi (Mrs. Styche) te wahine e tonoa ra ia kia patua; whakina ana eia ki te tumuaki o nga pirihimana. Ko te tane tonu a taua wahine te mea i whakamaua. I kitea hold rite tonu te tuhituhi ate mihini i roto i te tari o taua tangata ki nga tuhituhi o ng , pukapuka kite takuta, ahakoa i takakinotia e taua tangata te mihini, i kiia eia i taka. Tino nui atu te kai-ngakau o taua wahine ki tona tane. Ite hopukanga i tona tane i tohe ia kia mauria tahitia raua kite whare-herehere a, inaianei kei te ahua porangi taua wahine i te kaha rawa o tona ohomauri. Kua tukua ma te Hupirimi Kooti e whakawa tenei hara e kitea ai te tika te he ranei. Mehemea ana he tika to whakaaro o tangata nei kite patu i tona wahine, te take tonu e kore epa mamao atu he wahi, eke kua
uru kei roto i ona whakaaro.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 1
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256HE PONO RANEI? Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 1
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