ng* ki nga Takiwa' Maori, 1858j" a e me* :at» taua Tare, e tika ana ma te Kawaoa ratou ktf lonaßunacga, i tenei wa itenei wa; e whikariteritengaTafciwa hei matiihga nio taua Tare, hei nga Tukiwa ia kahore ano te tikanga Maori i mutu noa i runga: Na,tenei ate Kawana te mea nei, mete Mu ano mete*rhakaae ano tona Runatiga ki tenei' me&tahga, tehei. te whakarite, nei te karanga nei, ko tenei 'whenua ka tuhia ake nei, hei Takiwa, hei taunga-mo taua Ture: Ara, ko nga wabi katoa. i rotQ i enei rohe: ka timata i te taha hau. raro o te linoWahapuo Herekino: ka rere atui reira. ®aro tonu kite tihi o Maungataniwha: ka tnifo atu i reira, tika. tonu atii 'Jci te taha ki. te tonga o te tino" wahapu o .te avta o Whangaroa : ka haere atu i reiia i te takutai ote moana (ko nga moutere kei roto i enei rohe), a taenoa kite taha hau raro ote tino walrapu o te Awa o Tutukaaka : ka tnaro atu 1 reira, tika tonu atu kite kumore o Maunganui, ka maro atu i reira Jca ma te takutai o te inoanaj a tae noa kite wahi i timata si nga rohe: Otira, e kap.ea ana nga whenua kua riro 1a te Kuini, kite ritenga o taua ture. A ka wbakaritea, ka karangatia hoki inaianei, ko te Takiwa o Peowhairangf * hei ingoa mo tenei Takiwa, A ka meatia ano kia mana tenei Whakariteoga no te 15 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1862. J. Holt, Kai-tahituhi kite Runanga.
WHAKARITE VGA A TE TINO RUNANGA O TE KAWANA. E tohakarit* ana i te Hanaiete o Kororareka, G. Gbbt, Te-Kawana. I te Whare o te Kawana, i Akarana, i te . Haterei, te 25 o ngara o Hanuere, 1862. Ireira: Te Kawapa ratou ko tona Runanga. RunartgaNui o Niu Tirani tetahi Ture, e busing aria, "&t> te Tare whakarite Tikanga mo te whakahaer* Whakawa ki nga Takiwa Maori, 1858;" a e mea ana tana Ture, e tika ana ma te Eawana ratou ko tona Runanga, i ■ w »- > Unw ; wi, e whakariterite nga Takiwa hei mabinga mo taua Ture, hei nga Takiwa ia kahore ano te tikanga Maori i mutu noa i runga: Na, t en ei ate Kawana te mea nei, mete ■uru nib mete whakaaeano tona Runanga ki tenei meatanga, tenet te whakarite nei te karanga nei, ko tenei whepuafi®ituhia ake nei, hei Takiwa, hei taunga mo'taua Tare ;
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 30
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406Page 30 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 30
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