Ko nga Marama me nga Tau i tae mai ai nga Kawana o Niu Tireni.
Ko Kapene Hopihana, R.N. No Hanuere, 1840 Te tunga o Riutena Hoterene hei whakahaere ite Kawanatanga „ Hepetema, 10, 1842 Ko Kapene Pitiroi, R.N. „ Tihema 26, 1843 Ko Kapene Kerei - - - - Nowema 18, 1845 Te tunga o Kanara Winiata, C.8., hei whakahaere i te Kawanatanga - - - - - „ Hanuere 3, 1854 Ko Kawana Paraone, C.8., tona taenga mai - - - - Hepetema 6, 1855 Ko Ta Hori Kerei, K.C.8., tona hokinga mai - - - Tihema 4, 1861 Ko Ta Hori Powene, G.C.M.G. - „ Pepuere 5, 1868 Te tunga o Ta Hori Ane hei whakahaere i te Kawanatanga o nga molu nei ko te Tino kai whakawa hoki ia - - - „ Maehe 21, 1873 Ko Ta Hemi Pakuhana, Paranete, P.C. - - - - - „ June 14, 1873 Ko te Makniha o Namanapi - „ Tihema 3, 1874 Te tunga o Te Tino Kai whakawa, o Hemi Penekawhe hei whakahaere ite Kawanatanga - ~ Pepuere 21, 1879 Ko Ta Hakuera Ropihana - - ~ Maehe 27, L 879 Ko Kawana, Ta Ata Korano - „ Akuhata, ISBO
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Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)
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164Ko nga Marama me nga Tau i tae mai ai nga Kawana o Niu Tireni. Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)
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