HUI NA NGA PAKEHA.
Te hai a nga tangata mahi paamu o Akarana i tu i enei wiki ka mahue ake nei, ko etahi o a ratou korero e pa ana ki nga Maori, ko ta ratou whakahaere e rite tonu ana kite whakahaere a te taha Apitihana. Ko nga pitihana i whakatakototia e ratou ko enei; kia whakaritea tonutia te ahua o te Maori ki to te Pakeha, kia rite hoki te whiwhi o nga Maori ki nga taumahatanga me . nga mamatanga ki o te Pakeha, ahakoa he aha te mahi. Ko tenei tetahi o nga tangata i tae mai ki taua hui, ko "W. Bennett, no Te Puke tenei tangata, i ki ia kua kite ia i nga Maori e aru ke ana kite mahi i te huarahi o te tereina ka mahue iho nga whenua i kona takoto mangere ai. . No reira ka ki ia he pai atu nga Maori kia kore he whenua he whakatauniaha noaiho i nga mahi. Ko nga whenua nei no taua ano no te Maori, no reira kaore e tika ana korero, e kore e mutu te korero mo o taua whenua ara na te noho mangere tonu hoki i penei ai te ahua. I te hui ano a nga tangata o Taranaki he penei ano nga korero, ara kia kotahi tonu te tuunga waewae mo taua mete Pakeha, ko to ratou hiahia hoki kia utu reti nga Maori. I ki a Meiha Lusk i roto i taua hui kei te hiahia tonu nga Maori kite mahi i o ratou whenua, no reira e tika ana kia riro tonu ma ratou e mahi o ratou whenua, engari ma tatou ma nga Pakeha ratou e awhina.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 20, 3 July 1912, Page 4
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283HUI NA NGA PAKEHA. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 20, 3 July 1912, Page 4
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