Niu Ioka

Māori Etymology From mi en New York. Pronunciation mi /ˈniu ˈioka/ [ˈniʉ ˈiɔkɐ] Proper noun mi proper noun Niu Ioka mi New York Q60 mi Tērā tētahi tima nō te Wīwī ko 'Pakoine' i rere atu i Niu Ioka ki Haware, ko taua rangi, he kohu, ko te rere a tima nei te 18 māero i te hāora; tūtuki ana ki tētahi tima ko 'Koromatihia' te ingoa. There was a French steam ship, the 'La Bourgogne', going from New York to Havre steaming at 18 miles per hour on a foggy day, which hit another steamer called 'Cromartyshire'. mi New York Q1384