Te “Ture arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori, 18881,” vie te “Ture Whakatikatika 1888, i te Ture arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori.”
Tari Kooti Whenua Maori. HAkarana, Oketopa 19, 1888. E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai ka rohe te Komik’ f l iana Tiaki, i raro ite mana o nga. Ture i runga nei e whakahaere hoki i nga tikanga o aua Ture, kite Whare U otl 1 Kemureti, atel4 o nga ra 0 Nowema, 1888, kite rar '’ J 1 ! 6 w l la ka>wa hoki ite keehi e mau ite Kupu Apiti i keO ■ a N n S a an g a ta katoa e whai take aua ki taua o 1-i AG kupu whakahe ana ranei mo te whakahaerenga u ia 'eehi me tae atu ki reira a taua ra.
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TE HAMANA,
Kai Rehita.
I KUPU APITI. He pukapuka tukuna Rangitaua Whakaewa i tetahi haawhe ! hea i roto i te Tekiona Nama 4 o Pukekura Poraka ki a John Benn, i tuhia i te 13 o nga ra o Oketopa, 1888.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 34, 25 October 1888, Page 137
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181Te “Ture arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori, 18881,” vie te “Ture Whakatikatika 1888, i te Ture arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori.” Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 34, 25 October 1888, Page 137
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