PANUITANGA.
HE whakaatu tenei kia mohiotia ai ka taea nga Puka- ( puka Ture kua whakahuatia i raro iho nei te tono ki a Hori Titipere, Kai-ta o te Kawanatanga i Poneke, ko te utu mo aua Pukapuka Ture kotahi hereni, a ka tukua atu aua Pukapuka i roto i te meera ki nga kainga o nga tangata' e tono mai ana kia tukua atu etahi ma ratou ina tae mai te moni utu e tika ana, me tuku pane Kuini mai, noti o te poutapeta ranei e tukua ana i roto i te meera. Tena ano etahi atu pukapuka e hokona ana, kua oti te whakahua i raro iho nei mete whakahua ano i te utu mo aua pukapuka. Ki te tuhi pukapuka mai te tangata me ata whakaatu mai i te poutapeta e tata ana kite kainga : 1886. “ Te Ture Whakahaere i nga Whenua Maori, 1886;,, “ Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1886;” “ Te Ture Whakapumau Take Tika, 1886 ;” “ TeTure Whaka-. mana Karaati Rahui Maori, 1886.” [Ko te utu kotahi hereni.] 1888. “ Ture Whakakore i te Ture Reiti Whenua Karauna Whenua Maori, 1888;” “Te Ture Whenua Maori, 1888;” “Te Ture Whakatikatika 1888 i te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1886 ;” Te Ture Whakatikatika 1888 i te Ture Arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori, 1881 ;” “ Te Ture Whakahaere i nga Whenua tuturu o nga Maori, 1888 “Te Ture mo Mokau-Mohakatino, 1888;” “Te Ture Whakaritenga Whakaetanga, Take Maori, 1888;” “Te Ture Karaati Hawhe-kaihe ote Waipounamu, 1888.” [Ko te utu, kotahi hereni.] 1889. “Te Ture Whakatikatika 1889 i nga Ture Kooti Whenua Maori;” “Te Ture Whakatikatika 1889 i nga Ture Arai mo te Hoko Tahae i nga Whenua Maori;” “Te Ture Whakatarewa 1889 i te Ture Whakatikatika 1887 i nga Ture Whakatau Rahui o te Tai Hauauru;” “Te Ture Whakatikatika 1889 i te Ture Whakatau i nga Nama mo te Tino Reriwe o Aotearoa;” “ Te Ture Whakamana i te Ota a te Kaunihera mo Waipa, 1889 f” “ TeTure Whakamana i te Whakataunga Take mo Orimakatea, 1889 ;” “ Te Ture Whakarite Whakawa mo te Ngarara me Waipiro, 1889;” “Te Ture Whakawa mo Poututu, 1889;” “ Te Ture Whenua mo Wi Pere, 1889 ;” “ Te Ture mo te Rahni o Karamu, 1889. [Ko te utu, kotahi hereni.] 1890. “ Te Ture Whakatikatika 1890 i nga Ture Whenua Maori;” “Te Ture Whakawhanui 1890 i te Ture Turanga Kura Maori, 1890 “Te Ture Hipi, 1890;” “Te Ture Whakatikatika 1890 i te Ture Rehita Kuri;” “Te Ture Karaati Whenua mo Horomona Paatu, 1890;” me “ Te Ture Whakatikatika 1891 i nga Ture Kooti Whenua Moari.” [Ko te utu, kotahi hereni.]
Kua oti etahi o nga Ture e pa ana kite iwi Maori, timata mai i te 1868 tae atu kite 1891, te whakarapopoto kiroto kite Pukapuka kotahi, ko te utu 12s. 6d., kite tino pai rawa he kawa ka 15s. Nga korero Paramete 1881 ki 1891. [Utu 6d.] Te Ora mo te Maori: Na Hemi Henare Popi. [Ko te utu, kotahi hereni.] Ko nga Tatai Korero Whakapapa a te Maori, me nga Karakia o Nehe, a nga Tohunga o Tai-nui: Na Hone Waiti, i mahi. Pukapuka tua-ono. [Ko te utu 7s. 6d.] G.-Ib., 1891. Ripoata a nga Komihana i whakaturia hei whiriwhiri i nga Putake e pa ana ki nga Ture Whenua Maori. [Ko te utu 9d.]
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 51, 24 November 1892, Page 422
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546PANUITANGA. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 51, 24 November 1892, Page 422
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