Te Ture Raihana-pu.
Tena e hari nga kaitautoko o te manu meroiti nei ki nga rongo o te puaretanga o te paura, o te hoota mete tiingara. Kua whakaaetia e te Kawanatanga kia riro ma nga Kaiwhakawa, ma te Katimauhe, ma nga apiha ranei o nga pirihimana e tuku te pukapuka whakamana hoko ki awai Maori ki awai Maori, e rua pauna paura, e rua tekau pauna hoota, me nga tiingara e rima rau. Erangi ko te pukapuka whakamana kaua e waiho kia pahure te marama ki muri o te tuhinga, penei kua noa taua pukapuka. Ko nga Maori e hiahia ana kite tono raihana, me haere ki nga Kaiwhakawa, ki nga Katimauhe o te hea takiwa ranei o te motu nei, ma ratou e hoatu nga tikanga me nga hiiti kia tuhia e nga Maori ina ka hihiahia kite hoko, otira e kore e nui ake i te rua tekau pauna te taumaha mo nga paura, ko nga hoota me nga tiingara kia rite tonu ki nga taumaha o nga paura. Mo te pupuhi rapeti tenei tikanga i whakaaetia ai.
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Korimako, Issue 44, 15 September 1885, Page 4
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181Te Ture Raihana-pu. Korimako, Issue 44, 15 September 1885, Page 4
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