“Ture (Whakamana Take) Whenua Maori, 1892.”
NOTEMEA kua whai mana te Kooti inaianei kite uiui i nga tikanga o nga tono whakawa’ take paanga ki to whenua i raro i te Ture i runga ake nei, he panuitanga tenei kia mohio te hunga katoa e whai tikanga ana ki nga keehi pera kua oti te perehi ki roto kite Nama 51, o te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, o te 24 o nga ra o Nowema, 1892, kei te 420 o nga wharangi, nga “ Huarahi Whakahaere ” kua oti te whakatakoto i raro i te Ture kua whakahuatia i runga ake nei. Ko nga pukapuka tono katoa me nga moni utu kua oti te whakarite hei utunga, me tuku mai i te tuatahi tonu kite Kai-Rehita o te Kooti Whenua Maori, i Poneke. Ko nga tangata e hiahia ana ki etahi kape o nga Huarahi Whakahaere me tono atu ki nga Kai-Rehita o te Kooti i nga takiwa o nga Kai-Rehita, kei a ratou hoki nga kape. I tuhia i tenei te 29 o nga ra o Nowema, 1892.
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H. P. REWI,
Tumuaki Kai-whakawa.
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Bibliographic details
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 2, 12 January 1893, Page 10
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184“Ture (Whakamana Take) Whenua Maori, 1892.” Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 2, 12 January 1893, Page 10
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