KO TETAHI TENEI.
ai te Panui a Te Kawana mo enei Takiwa.
Kua puta te ki a Te Kawana i roto i tonu Runanga ake kia mana ano te Ture o te tau 1847 e arai ana i te hoko Waipiro ki te tangata Maori i roto i nga takiwa ka whakahuatia nga ingoa ki raro iho nei. ara:— Akarana, Taranaki, Waiuku, Nepia, Papakura, Waipukurau, Onehunga, Whanganui, Koromaene, Otaki, Waikato, Wairarapa, Whangarei, Werengitana. Ko te taha kite Rato o Katapere i te Waipounamu.
[Te ritenga o te Ture o te tau 1870 he mea ma te nuinga o nga tangata o te kainga e ki kia kaua e whakaaetia te hoko waipiro i to ratou kainga katahi ka kore e whakaaetia. Te ritenga ote Ture ote tau 1847 be wbakakore rawa i te hoko Waipiro ki nga tangata maori. He Ture tawhito tenei.]
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Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 4, 2 May 1871, Page 26
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143KO TETAHI TENEI. Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 4, 2 May 1871, Page 26
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