TE WHAWHAI KI HAINA.
Kaore he korero mai o te whawhai i Haina 0 tenei marama, heoi ano kei te whai tonu nga mana kia whiua nga tangata kohuru. I tino wetiweti rawa te kohurutanga i etahi wahine, 1 nga mihinare hoki ite kino rawa e kore e taia e matou. I whai tetahi wehenga o Haina kia whawhaitia e ratou te wehenga no reira nei te emepara i kaha ano te riri, engari kua marie haere i enei ra. Kei te whakariterite nga mana he “ kupu whakamutunga” (ultimatum) ma ratou kite kawanatanga o Haina. Kite kore e whakaaetia ta ratou e tono ai, heoi kua whakaputa nga mana i ta ratou i pai ai, kahore he whakaarotanga ake kite kawanatanga o Haina.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 9
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123TE WHAWHAI KI HAINA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 9
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