Tari Maori, Poneke, 27 Mei, 1892. HE kupu whakaatu tenei ki nga Ateha Maori me nga Penihana hoki, mo runga i te mahi a etahi Maori tokomaha i roto i nga takiwa o te Pei o Pereti, o Peiwhairangi kite arai i te taake mo nga kuri kia kaua e utua, a etahi hui hoki o nga Maori i tu i mua tata ake nei kite whakaro i taua mea.
Te take i panuitia ai tenei whakaaturanga, he mea kia mohio ai nga Ateha Maori, nga Penihana ranei e tautoko nei ratou i te hunga e whakakiki nei i nga Maori ki te takahi i te ture, ko te tukunga iho pea o taua tu mea, ka whakakorea ratou e te Kawanatanga i runga i o ratou tuunga Ateha, ka whakamutua hoki te puta atu o te penihana ki a ratou.
E whakaarohia ana hoki ko te mahi ma nga tangata kua whakaturia hei Ateha, me nga tangata hoki e puta atu nei he penihana a te Kawanatanga ki a ratou, he whakahaere i te mahi hapai i nga tikanga o te Ture i roto i a ratou nei Takiwa.
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TE KARIMANA,
Mi nita mo te Taha Maori.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 23, 2 June 1892, Page 174
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