MAUNGAKAWA.
December 22nd 1874 ta the Editor of the wananga Solutation to you. will you be good enough to insert these words in. the wananga,and let it, carry it to all parts of our tfc©; wnero! hidden, auoid! It is now I '. dj&Bmt&y now IfeteuVfrieiida. Jt- J wSio, mad© peace at the figlxf at" Wailfatd, wlien peace" was looked and gave. Thompson some. e/ty nam©.£henuieGovernment • £T Swt Land,' Bp To KaVe these' aOTes, .acres' par waa^xi^a>^^:£r^uU :y<saß, IT was"'''gHm, and tig . Gfcvdrnment cffioe'r odxne Wns, tibatpid roles for this Land is done away" aid '' tiuS^is 0 a new role'now acre per man, and a portion of mon*; £5, and 1 acre, per woman, and a portion of ta^es,'|&s r . th,«re i 8 iygrs»|fdeal more olTtEii talfcf,'! wlnoh I mil npE lvalue to . '- nrtadle of day;_will not be trampled by man, hold*.
It is like dirt with the Pakehas custom, goods o-iven to xs friend while the sun is shining, now friends the mmddid not fear, saying that the Government is wrong for the works that are seen now. I know that they are several other wrong things, quietlv and lightly, at other parts of our Island, it is o-ood to be shown, to be looked by the eyes,' and to be thought of by the mind. If any person or persons desire that the address •above, should be quietly shown well and good it will be shown, if not, well and good it will not, that is all, from your friend. Aremete te Waharoa. If you have received a Crown Grant, it will not be taken, but perhaps it was onlv arranged for Thompson's life, that is how it is taken. Editor Wananga.
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Wananga, Volume 2, Issue 4, 26 February 1875, Page 33
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283MAUNGAKAWA. Wananga, Volume 2, Issue 4, 26 February 1875, Page 33
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