PANUITANGA.
Tari o te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori, Akarana, Nowema 14, 1874. HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, kei te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Haruru, Waitangi, a te 21 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1875, te whakawakia ai te take o te tangata e mail nei tona ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi, ki te piihi whenua a te tangata kua mate, e man nei tona ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ko te piihi whenua kei te rarangi tuatoru.
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Tiki,
Tino Kaituhituhi.
Ko te ingoa o te tangata e ki ana kia taka mai ki a ia te whenua. Ko te ingoa o te tangata i mate. Ko te ingoa o te whenua. Kingi Wiremu Te Rangaihi Henare Te Rangaihi me Hiku Te Rangaihi Tapapanui Ihaka Paehoka ... :.. Ruka Muriwai Mangataraire. Te Kooti Te Kooti Mangataraire. Makereta Kopaki Kawirihana Henare Te Rangaihi me Hiku Te Rangaihi Ruka Muriwai Te Kooti Kawirihana ... Tapapanui Mangataraire. Mangataraire. Paoneone.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 15, 30 November 1874, Page 48
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155PANUITANGA. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 15, 30 November 1874, Page 48
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