He Tono kite Kooti Whakamana i raro i “Te Ture (Whakamana Take) Whenua Maori, 1893."
I Roto i te Kooti Whakamana i Kihipane. I runga i “Te Ture (Whakamana Take), Whenua Maori, 1893.” I te mea hoki mo Manukawhitikitiki Nama 1 Poraka. a. TT'O TE AHITA KAMUPENE o Katarani me Niu _LA_ Tireni, e tono ana i raro i te Ture i runga ake nei kia whakamana ona take i Manukawhitikitiki Nama 1 tona rabi 949 eka rahi ake iti iho ranei mo nga hea 11 i hokona e ia i nga tangata Maori kua huaina i raro i te paraka-
rawhi c. i b. E hiahia ana te kai-tono kia tae kite aroaro o te Kooti Whakamana i Kihipane, a te Mane, te 8 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1897, a te 10 o nga haora o te ata a te wa ranei e ahei ai te whakarangona o te roia. •, c. Ko te ahua o nga mahi e tonoa nei kia whakamana : (1.) Pukapuka hoko hea no te 20 o nga ra o Aperira, 1878, na Hemi Whakarau, Hori Mokai, Tipene Tutaki, Heni Paretaranga, Tapita Iretoro, Erina Ranginui, Wi Mahuika, Eruera te Awahaku, Hine Wehi, me Wikitoria Kami, kia Hone Kipihana Kinirohi me Anaru Kereama mo nga moni £l9O. (2.)' Pukapuka hoko hea no te 4 onga ra o Hune, 1884, na Mereana Paraone kite Ahita Kamupene mo nga moni £45. d. Ko nga hea e meatia nei kia taka mai, ko nga hea kei roto i tera wahi whenua e mohiotia nei ko Manukawhitikitiki Nama 1 a kua wawahia hoki inaianei huaina ana ko Manukawhitikitiki Nama Ia me Nama Ib. Ko te take o nga kai tuku i te wa o nga hoko i raro i te pukapuka o te 20 o Aperira, 1878, he Memoria, a ko to te kai tuku ko te Mereana Paraone i , raro i te Tiiti o te 4 o nga ra o Hune, 1884, he ota wawahi na te Kooti Whenua Maori. e. Ko te wahi e tono nei te kai-tono kia taka kia ia i roto i aua hea he whenua tuturu.
f. Ko te take o te kai-tono ki nga hea e puritia nei e ia he hoko mai kia ia tonu kua whakaaturia nei kei te parakarawhi c ko etahi he mea tuku mai na Kinirohi me Kereama i runga i tetahi pukapuka o te 13 o Hune, 1894. ■, G. Ko te wahi hei tukunga mai mo nga pukapuka kite kai-tono i te Taone o Kihipane ko te tari a Hihiri Arapeta Taratoa, roia. H. E hiahia ana te kai-tono ko nga hea o nga tangata na ratou nga hoko kua huaina ake nei i raro i te reta c o tenei tono kia mau i te whakatau a te Kooti a mo taua ritenga e mea ana kia hoatu he kape o tenei tono kia ratou ki o ratou kai whakahaere ranei kia rite kite rarangi ingoa kua hoatu nei. i. E hiahia ana te kai-tono ko nga tangata katoa e whai ritenga ana kite tono whakamana e tonoa nei me ki, ko ratou tahi etahi o nga tangata ki tenei whakawa, engari kaore te kai-tono e ahei kite whakahua i nga ingoa o nga tangata e tika ana kia whakahe mo te tono whakamana e tonoa nei. Kaore te kai-tono e mohio kite tangata Maori ki to Pakeha ranei e tika ana hei kai whakahe. I tuhia i tenei o nga ra o Tihema, 1896. TE AHITA KAMUPENE (Na tona Roia, Kaiwhakahaere hoki, Na Taratoa). Ki te Kai-Rehita o te Kooti Whakamana, Kihipane. 1311
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 56, 17 December 1896, Page 495
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598He Tono kite Kooti Whakamana i raro i “Te Ture (Whakamana Take) Whenua Maori, 1893." Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 56, 17 December 1896, Page 495
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