Whakaaturanga.
(Ko nga korero ano o te hui ki Papawai). Kipa Whatanui—E tautoko ana ahau ia te Rawhiti korero ara kaore aku whakatikatika, heoi ano ko te hui i te tangata. He tono hoki kite Tiamana kia riro ma Tamahau tenei haora kia korerotia nga korero 1 tae ai ia ki Poneke kite aroaro 0 te Pirimia 0 te Rahoroi tae mai ki tenei ra. Haijiona (Waikato) —Ka rua nga wiki 0 a tatou korero e korero' aua a kaore au a Waikato e kite i te urunga atu 0 tetahi mahi ki roto. No reira i mea ai ahau kaore he kupu maku. Whatakorari (Teputi Tiamana) - E whakaatu ana, he kupu ta te Heuheu e takoto nei kia whiria he komiti whiriwhiri mo te Pire. Mete Rangiheuea. Tamahau Mahupuku—Kaore i roa nga kupu hei korero ake maku 0 to matou haerenga ki Poneke. Ko kupu anake a te Pirimia ka homai ko te kupu mihi kia te Kuini hei whakaupoko mo te Pire nei, kei te Perehitia kei te Wenerei pea ka tae mai. Te Wharangi (Waikato).—E tino hiahia ana ahau kia ata mohio ahau kite mutungao tenei Pire, ka tu ai ano ahau ki waho, kite tae mai tenei e korero nei a Tamahau kapera ano ahau. Te Piwa Tamaiti—Taku korero ko taku korero ano 0 te tuatahi he tautoko i te Pire nei i runga i te haerenga inga whenua i toku hoa mua iho tae mai ki naienei, e tautoko ana hoki au i te mana motau motuhake mete Pire a te Kingi. Rore Rangiheuea—Taku kupu me neke taku take mo te ata engari kia mohio katoa nga tangata 0 te taha kia Mangakahia ma hui i te ata, ki tetahi whhre ke. Neke aua te korero 1110 te ata 0 Apopo. Turei 14th Hune 14th, 1898. 10 a.m. Whatakorari (Teputi Tiamana) —Ka tuhera te korero i te Whare. Hen are Toiioana— Taku kupu he mahara naku i te ir.ea kei te whiriwhiri te taha kia Mangakahia i te Pire
nei, koia au taku whakaaro i runga i te mea kua noho noaiho tatou, he mea pai kia korero tia nga whakatikatikanga anga Iwi nei mo te Pire. Tamahau—Ko te taha kia Mangakahia e tino ki ana au Kaore ana whakatika i te Pire nei, no reira kaore aku tikangamo tera korero ko au me nei Iwi e whakaae aua kite Pire nei me tahuri kite whakatikatika. Heoi kia ana e katoa me waiho kia mutute whiriwhiri ate taha kia Mangakahia. Heoi ka kore he korero o te Whare i tenei ra i runga i te mea kua wehea te Whare mo te taha kia Mangakahia kia whiriwhiri mehe mea me whakatikatika ranei te Pire me tino panga rawa atu ranei nga tangata o tera ko Mangakahia, ko Hoani Mete Kingi, Roore Rangihenea, Tatana Whataupoko, Te Heuheu Tukino, Hirini E. Te Kahu Te Rawhiti, Raniera Whorerau, Karena Kiwa, Hue te Huri Kipa te Whatanui, Akapita Tahitangata,. me Mohi te Atahikoia, Tiera Tiakitai me etahi atu ko te hunga kua whakaae kite Pire engari me whakatikatika. Ko Tamahau Mahupuku, Henare Tomoana, Wi Pire, Paratene Ngata, Te Umamairangi, Wiari Turoa, Porokoau Patapu, Ru Reweti, Parolo Whakaheirangi, Hone Paerata, Wi Hikai, Taare Tikao, Te Whatahoro, Tamaiwhakakitea, Wiremu Kiriwehi, Purakau Maika, Kahungunu, Pene Pirere, me etahi atu.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 32, 9 August 1898, Page 8
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547Whakaaturanga. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 32, 9 August 1898, Page 8
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