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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5101, 2 July 1883, Page 3

. . [i&y-BTIS-MRKX.] - 1 TO THE IDITOB WANGANUI HEKALD. Banana, 25th June, 1883. ;.st_*~Tli&issraoMotffrom%Lto the £010* ■ mans, that all may know4hafctho Council of KempV-the itangihiarnnni^ jm conducting | the business of all lirids ihwhich they are: with the tribe interested* !*ndi which are-in-cluded in the boandariffii iicfi out by Major ■Kemp in the tt yeary car of our Lord 1880. Ihe following mj3k shb» Hbtv boundaries and tha 3aw«» M*et forth, d»ted first friom a meeting held by the Conncil in the Honas of Assembly . at Banana; on the 15th day of July 1881. It rwa> stithis meeting that the subjects set out, hereafter mentioned, were decided upon, and confirmed on ihe 29th ; August, 1882, when thftlairs made^ were added to and further ■tie-firmed at« meeting held in -the houße of : hf»;€oijuicil, . jvhen it was decided that all ■ fe 'Jr^lff *%$£ ** 'Delude^ in the boundfi^SrS^^ou^te^ J^ajorElemp^and this tribe, e'^ang*nni-pn*he 22nd Itoy, .1883 ; *hd waf dec^ea ttnally on the s?nd July 1883, all the' boundaries shall be as under ;— - jQanpencing at .Hlrinuput* Te Matai Ra9hmkiup^kV Te ma puna 0 Makaara ; contut-ing Jilong that rivulet to Oinijoto, Toe, te^Wbare 0 te P»ri, wh»re Anga, Uhatitokartk Tefuhi 0 roa, Te HorannkaLAwa, o Taringamotu^ Te Rerenga, Dluiluitieii' neke, po, . PuK weko, Te Eatlwhiikitara Te Mutoi Te Awa 0 Irnnga ptmga' Manurfti- Whangapnrotu kahai Te. Bens, rere wnu ki le puao : o Makoun, rere tonu ki te paao o w«i kari rere tonu ki te pu«b o Manga tepoko rate tonu ki te MaUpuna, o teawao Whanganuf iTongariro Manga ka man ki Buabehu Ka rere kite roto o Taete ajikjj MoawhangO, Huriwhaka Tikirere Te llOntouka k« whaiki haere' i te awa 0 Whangsnui<te.pnau.o_Cauarapaoai te taha kiterakToWfianganuirere ata ki Rakau te rohe . o Mate niate .aonge >late knate aonge tae noa k| te Timatanga. . ..The foflowinfcare the laws laid down by * the Council of Major Kemp at the meeting -before mentioned {— , ' „ x 1. Tj^at we are going to. support the Law ' 2. That all Offenders shall be judged by , . the Law. .-* .- . j , 2, All|he lands withinElempVi boundaries, j r < )f wished, to be bought or leased by ; .-- government or private persons, the Cotmoil/ must be oovmnnioated „ , with first. 4 ( All land negotiation* must be arranged by the Council. . 5, All railways, roads, Ac., that the Groy« eminent may w^sh to lay off .with;* their boundaries, application must . , first : be made to or through Kemp's /^Co'unctt. < r .. '; . -6, All. Boad Boards that', wish to have business with their lands must do so through the Council. 7. The same with respect to all telegraph , lines that the Government may wish to .take: through their lands, ■ r 8, All rates imposed by the Government -. <i ■. on their lands wiliin the boundaries -'. .musli fiwt be put to the Council. 9. The Council represents the tribe. 10. The tribe have appointed the Council /to represent them. 11. Any natives who have a claim to lands inside their boundaries, the Conncil will ascertain their right to such, (Signed) POAEI KURAMATE, - .■ Chairmanof the Native Council. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. IT-is tiditified that the applications from candidates and pupil teachers wiebing tJT-ttaß-dnhe" Wellington Trainingf College ,vi_i:beTeceived np to the 27th July. Full may be obtained of the Secretary. fTr;-::\ ■ l A. A. BROWNE, t<-^ / V ; -. Secretary.