Tawhiao Ma.
No te wiki kua pahure i timata te huihuinga nui a nga Maori ki Whatiwhatihoe ko nga tangata o taua hui i tae kite 600 kite 700 ranei tangata Maori. I reira a Tawhiao me etahi atu o nga tino rangatira o te taha kingi. Erangi kihai a Wahanui 1 ahu atu ki reira notemea kua riro atu ia kite Kooti Whenua i Otorohanga. He nui nga korerorero mo te tukunga whenua, amuamu ana nga tangata mo te ture kua takoto nei, e kii ana e ahei ano te tangata o te hapu awai ranei i runga i tenei tikanga kia hokoa e ia tetahi wahi o te whenua o te hapu ake i runga i te kore whakaae o te tino rangatira o taua hapu, i mua he mea kawe mai i enei tu mahi kite aroaro o nga rangatira kia whiriwhiria te tika tehee ranei. I uaua te whakaaro kia kawea mai tenei putake pouri me tenei koingo o te ngakau, kite aroaro o Te Mitihana (ara the Hon. Mr. Mitchelson) kia whakaarohia tenei e ia ina ka tae mai ki tenei huihuinga i nga ra torutoru ake nei.
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Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 2
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193Tawhiao Ma. Korimako, Issue 73, 16 March 1888, Page 2
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