PAREMATA.
Ite toru te kau matahi o Akuhata nei ka korerotia ano te Pire hoko whenua maori. He nui nga mema e hapai ana i tenei pire, i tu ano a Kapene Rata kite korero, e kii ana ia mehemea ka paahitia tenei pire kaa mate nga maori, a kaore aia e kite ana i te'tika ole P.iremata ki te tango i nga tikanga i waiho king.) maori i raro ite Tiriti o Waitangi. kote Mitirihana i kii kna tae i naianei kite takhva, e titiro ai te kawanatanga kite nui ote whenua maori e takoto noa iho ana kaore e inahia ana, a heoi ano te huarahi mote Kawanatanga i naianei, he hoko mai kia ratou i aua whenua engari ko tana kupu atu kite kawanatanga kaua e whakatuturu tia tenei pire i tenei tau, kei riri nga niaori whai i runga i tetahi huarahi e kore ai e paahitia tenei pire, engari me .waiho mo te~sa-tau ka. paahi ai, i. koaei ka tu mii u TaUna (pirimia):ki te whamarama i le Pire, i mea aia ka roa te kawanatanga e whin whirl ana i nga tikanga mo tenei pire, a kitea ana e ratou e pai tonu ana mo nga iwi e rua, kaore he tangata e kaha kite whakaatu mai, ko tenei pire e pai ana mo te iwi pakeha. e kino ana mote taha maori, kaore, e rite tonu ana-mo nga iwi e rua, ko tenei pire e penei ana me whakatu he Poari, ko nga mema mo taua Poari, kote Tumuaki kai Ruri, kote Komihana, takee, kote Komihana o nga whenua Karauna, ote Takiwa ote whenua e hoko ana te kawanatanga. Kote mema maori o taua Takiwa, n:.e tetahi o n<»a Rangatjra nona te".whenua, ko taua Rangatira mate Tumuaki - ote kooti kaore he take e nekehia atu ai tenei Pire mo tera tau. engari me whakaoti tonu i tenei Paremata, he meapai kia whakaae nga maori ki tenei paahi ka titiro ai e nga taha e rua mehemea e pai ana, kaore ranei, notemea kua tae i naianei kite Takiwa e mahia ai nga tikanga noho nei 1 roto i tenei Pire. Ka tu mai a Kapa a ka mea kaore ia e whakaae ki tenei pire ka tu mai hoki a Te Tuute ka mea kaua' te whare e wareware, kote whenua te mea nui kite maori a me titiro te kawanatanga kite painga mete ora mote iwi' maori, kaua e mauria mai he pire penei e kite a tonutia atu nei tera e mate te maori, heoi ano nga wahi pai o te pire nei, ko nga wahi i tangohia mai ite Ture whenua maori 188G ko etahi wahi atu e patu tonu*a.ncite-Wgai, ko tona tino KawanatarFga Jcqa tiraata tomnKte'noUa i nga whenua maori i naianei, ka tu mai a Te Rikihana ka mea, he Pire tino kino
rawa tenei mote taha maori, heoi hoatu ana kite pooti mehemea me hoki tuarua mai te pire, pooti ti:i ana riro ana iteAe. Kua kitea ano kua paahi te. korerotanga tuarua kia Taketia te maori, e maharatia ana ka Paahi tenei pire, ina hoki e toru te kau i te Ae e iwa ano ite No v Kua paahitia etahi o nga rarangi ote Ture kia pooti nga wahfne, ite whare kaunihera i Poneke ite takiwa e korerotia ana taua pire he wahine anake nga kai whakarongo ki nga korero, e maharatia ana ka paahi tonu tenei pire i tenei Paremata. Kua paahi ite whare kia tu a Hone Timi Kara mote taha Pakeha. Kua korerotia Te Ture taake whenua maori e te komiti whiriwhiri mote taha maori paahi tia ana e ratou kiautu katoa# te pakeha i te taake, kia hawhe ta te maori.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 19, 16 September 1893, Page 2
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620PAREMATA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 19, 16 September 1893, Page 2
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