Te Maori mete Pakanga ki Awhekanitana.
I nga marama kua taha nei, i te wa e ahua taumaha ana nga whakaaro a Ingarangi raua ko Ruhia mo tera whenua mo Awhekanitana. I pnta tetahi mahara i nga Koroni i raro i te mana o te Kuini kia tukua etahi hoia hei awhina i te Ingirihi mehemea ki te ara taua pakanga. Waihoki i te 20 o nga ra o Hune ka patua atu lie waea e te Kawana o tenei motu kia Roore Taape (Lord Derby) kite Hekeretari a te Kuini mo nga Koroni. He mea atu, meliemea e pai ana te Kawanatanga o Ingarangi kia tukua atu kotahi mano hoia, a, no roto i taua kotahi mano, kia rua rau e rima tekau nga tangata Maori, me tuku atu aua hoia ki Awhekanitana, ki tetahi atu waahi ranei i te ao nei e hiahiatia ana e te Kawanatanga o te Kuini. Otira kihai taua tono i whakaaetia, i runga i etahi whakahaere a te Paramete o Ingarangi. Erangi tera ano pea e tirohia mai taua tono a tetahi raruraru nui mehemea kite puta a nga ra e haere ake nei.
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Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 5
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191Te Maori me te Pakanga ki Awhekanitana. Korimako, Issue 45, 15 October 1885, Page 5
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