NOTICE. WE the under signed do lierely send this notice to Te Paki o Matariki, to take to all parts of Aotearoa, then across to Waipounumu, and other graet Lands of the whole world: — The final decision of the gathering of Matariki Manukura, anrl Whakamarumaru, who are rosideing at these places (Taupo, Te Kawakawa, Whakatiri Wairoa SoutL, and along the coast of Hauraki to Auckland. That we the Nations Tribes, and Chiefs do lierely consent to do away with all Intoxicating Liquers, in the above districts, if any man or persons Tramples upon this our Law ( Decision.) He or they shall be fined, nothing less or more than £5 pounds, Signed Tamati Earua Te Karawa Marino Patu Wiremu. Taupo, Auckland, November 18, 1892. by some of the Chiefs. Paitaki Nekewhenua Tiopira Turei Ngarara Te Oka, and others. PAITAKI KAUAHI. NOTICE. WE the under signed do horely send this notice to Te Paki o Mataeiki, to take to all parts, of Aotearoa, then across to Waipounamu, and other great Land 3 of the whole world: The final decison of the gathering of Matariki Manukura, and Whakamarumaru, who are resideing at these places, (Whakatiwai,) and along tho coast of Hauraki to Auckland. That we the Nations, Tribes, and Chiefs, do herely eon-j sent to do away with all, Intoxioating Liquers, in the above districts, if any man or persons Tramples upon this our Law, (Decision.) He or they shall be fined, nothing 1 less or more than £5 pounds. Signed by some of the Chiefs. Ta Wharara Waata Hangata Piri Paraone Te Eangi Majhi. Tea Waata Tu te Paoa Te Ngohipaka Te Amo Paetai. Whaiiatiwai, November 24, 1892. TEA WAATA,
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 8, 8 May 1893, Page 8
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278Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Paki o Matariki, Issue 8, 8 May 1893, Page 8
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