KORERO PAREMATA.
He Korero enei no nga korero a te Komiti rapurapu i nga tikanga o nga mea kite taha Maori, a he mea ta aua kupu e matou, kite tikanga o aua korero i whakamaoritia ai e nga kai Whaka Maori o te Kawanatanga. E hara ia matou taua tu reo Maori. He ta ta matou kia rite pu ki ta ratou i main ai. a na ratou taua whakaniaoritanga i nga kupu a te Komiti. e hara ia matou. Edita "Wananga. Ko Te Kupu a te Komiti mo runga r te Pukapuka-inoi A Nata>'aHlßa Hurvpa me ona hoa e 6'.'.— E tono ana nga kai-inoi kia araia nga kau a nga Pakeha, kei pokanoa ki runga ki o nga Maori whenua i Hauraki. E tono ana hoki ratou kia whakanuia tc utu o whenua kite £5 mo te eka. ko te utu ote koari kauri ki° £5 mo te rakau kotahi. Kua 'whakahaua ahau kiaki penei kite whare : E kitea ana i runga i nga kupu i puakina ki to aroaro o te Komiti e ahua hapa ana te ture o te Porowini mo te pauna i runga i etahi tikanga. engari kahore ho kupu ko atu ma' tc Komiti. (Hoa>-i John Bbyce. _ Tumuaki. Hepetema 5, IST6. Ko Te Kcpu ate Komiti mo runga i te PukapukaINOI a Xireaha Tamakl me TaNa hoa.—E ki aua nga kai-inoi ko etahi whenua e tata ana ki AVoodville purua) kua hokona e nga Maori kahore nei o ratou take tika ki reira. E tono ana ratou kia kimihia taua mea c te Paremete. Kua -whakahaua ahau kia ki penei atu kite Whare : Ko te ahua o tenei pukapuka-inoi he tono kia whiriwhiria ano tetahi whakataunga a te Kooti whakawa whenua Maori. Kahore ate Komiti kupu mo tenei engari me titiro ki ta ratou kupu i hoatu kite "Whare itc23 o Akuhata. 187tj. (HOANI PaREIHA.) Johx Bryce. Tumuaki. Hepeteaia 6. IS7o. Ko te Kupu a te Komiti mo runga i te Pukapuka-inoi a Hone TaiaKE.— Eki ana te kai-inoi kei te too kia utua ki a ia tetahi moui mo tetahi piihi whenua ko Opuawhango te ingoa. kei Tckerau. i iukona c te "Wiremuhuna i to wa ko ia te Huperitene o Akarana. E ki ana te kai-inoi :io toua matua. no Mokau. te whenua a whakaturia ana ia ara te kaiinoi hoi riiwhi mona. Eki ana hoki ia. • tetahi ana ki Akaraua ka kitea e ia kua ki a "Wirc-mu Kiugi ko ia°a Mokau, ko ia ranei te tangata kua whakaturia hci riiwhi mo Mokau no roirai r:ro atu ai ki a ia to n;oui i tika kia utua ki te kai-inoi. Kua whakahaua ahau kia ki pone: atu i, i to Whare : Ko nga korero i taea te korero ki to aroaro o to Kum::: c ahua rere ke aua i nga korero i rote i tc pukapuka ::to: otira kahore he kupu ke atu a te Komiti. v HOANI I'EIiEIHA.) John Bryce. Tumuaki. Hepetema 6. IS7»">. Ko te Kupu a te Komiti mo p.unga i te PukapukaESOI A WaretiNl TUaiNTKU ME ONa HOA E ~j. — E tor.a ana nga kai-inoi kia tukua a*, u he kai-ruri ki to whakatutr.ru i nga rohe o etahi porowhita kei Horowbcnaa i whakaritoa e te Kawanatanga, e ki ana hoki ratou ko o ratou mahinga kai kua whakararurarua e Muaupokc.
Kua whakahaua ahau kia ki penei atu kite Whare :—E whakaaro ana te Koiniti mc titiro e te Kawanatariga tenei mea kia tere ai te kore atu nga mate e pouritia nei i roto i uga kupu o te pukapuka-iaoi. (Hoaxi Pabaihi) John Betce Tumuaki. Hcpctema 0. IS7<>.
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 7, 24 February 1877, Page 74
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605KORERO PAREMATA. Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 7, 24 February 1877, Page 74
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