Te Kauhanganui o Aotearoa, Mei 25th, 1894.
TE INGOA POTO O NGA TURE. 1. Ko te Kawenata o te Kotahitanga o nga Iwi Maori o Aotearoa. 2. Ko te Ture KURI ki nga tangata Maori, kua tiakina e te Ture Maori. 3. Ko te Ture Paihini ki nga takiwa Maori kua whakakorea. ■ 4. Ko te Tare Whakawa Whenua Maori. 5. Ko te Tare o nga Whakawa Hara. 6. Ko te Ture Wehe Moni, i roto i nga moni toopu o te Koroni. 7. Ko te Ture Whakanohonoho Whenua o AOTEABOA. 8. Ko te Ture abai i te Hoko o nga Whenua Maori. Ko Enei Rarangi Ture, kua oti te whakatuturu e te Huihui o Matariki me o ratau Manukura, hui tahi ki nga Whakamarumaru, mete Iwi nui tonu. He mea wbakaoti i te aroaro o te Kiingi. i runga ano i tona Mana. Na runga i te hiahia ki a hohoro te kitea o nga tnahi o roto i te whare o te Puaretanga i tenei Tau, koia nei ka whakaaturia atu ki a koutou.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 18, 16 June 1894, Page 4
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175Te Kauhanganui o Aotearoa, Mei 25th, 1894. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 18, 16 June 1894, Page 4
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