Nga Whenua o te Taha Kingi.
Kei te whakamoemiti nga Pakeha o te motu nei, ki nga rangatira o nga iwi o te taha Kingi, kite whakaaetanga kia puare, kia tukua nga whenua kia rapua te koura e nga Pakeha. Ko tenei mahi pai, i puta i runga i nga whakahaere a Hori Wirikihana, te Kaiwhakahaere a te Kawanatanga e noko ana ki Areka. Kua whakaritea e ono nga Kamupene-ope hei titiro haere Ite whenua. Ko te Kamupene Nama 1: Ka timata atu te rapu i Otorohanga ahii atu kite hauauru mete tonga. Ko te Kamupene Nama 2 : Ka timata i Waipa ahu atu ki Mokau. Ko te Kamupene Nama 3 mete Kamupene Nama 4: Ka ahu atu te rapu-liaere whaka-Taupo. Ko te Kamupene Nama 5 mete Kamupene Nama 6 : Ka ahu ki Maraeroa, ki Rangitoto. Ko te whakapuaretanga o aua takiwa kia rapua te koura, he wliakatinana kotahi i te iwi Maori me te Pakeha, he whakanui i te iwi, he whakarangatira i te whenua.
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Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 3
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166Nga Whenua o te Taha Kingi. Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 3
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