“Ture Whakapumau Take Tika, 1886.”
He panuitanga tenei i nga tikanga o te Ota o te Kaunihera o Te Kai-whakahaere o te Te Kawanatanga i ivhakaputaina i runga. i nga ritenga o “Te Ture Whenua Maori, 1888,” unu i nga here e mau ana inaianei i runga i te whenua e man nei te whakaaturanga i raro iho nei.
Te Ra i Whakaputaina ai te Ota o te Kaunihera. Nga Tikanga o te Tiiti, Pukapuka ranei i mau ra aua here i roto. Te Whakaaturanga o te Whenua. Maehe 26,1892 .. He Karauna karaati ko Nama 5261 te Nama, kei te 124 o nga wharangi o T19, i whakaputaina i te 7 o nga ra o Oketopa, 1884, ki a Mata Whareaupaki, me te mau o enei kupu here i roto, ara : “ E kore e taea te tuku mo te wa roa atu i te rua tekau ma tahi nga tan, engari me matua whakaae e Te Kawana, katahi ka tika ” Tera piihi whenua katoa i te Takiwa o Taranaki, e 250 nga eka, i roto, e mohiotia ana te ingoa ko Tekihana 63 o Poraka X., i te Takiwa Euuri o Mimi.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 13, 31 March 1892, Page 97
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192“Ture Whakapumau Take Tika, 1886.” Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 13, 31 March 1892, Page 97
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