Tari Kooti Whenua Maori, Poneke, 8 Tihema, 1896. HE panuitanga tenei kia mohio ai nga tangata katoa & I 1 whakaaro ana kia tuku pukapuka mai ratou kite Kooti Whenua Maori, arai i nga tono kia whakaputaina e te Kooti he Pukapuka Whakamananga Wira, he Pukapuka Whakamana Kai-whakabaere Wira ranei, ara, arai i aua tu pukapuka kia kaua e puta, kia mohio ratou kua kore taua tikanga tuku pukapuka pera mai inaianei, e kore hold aua pukapuka arai pera e tirohiae te Kooti inaianei. Ko te tikanga tuturu inaianei me haere tonu te tangata nga tangata ranei e whakahe ana ki nga tono kia puta he Pukapuka Whakamananga Wira, he Pukapuka Whakamana Kai-whakahaere Wira ranei, kite aroaro o te Kooti, a te wa e tu ai te Kooti, ki reira whakaatu ai i ana i a ratou .kupu whakahe ranei mo aua tono, me whakamana ranei e ia e ratou ranei tetahi tangata hei whakaatu hei whakahaere hoki i ana i a ratou kupu whakahe ranei. Ki te kore hoki e peratia he tikanga e kore e tirohia e te Kooti nga pukapuka arai, whakahe hoki e tukua mai ki te Kooti mo runga i nga wira.
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TE PAKARA,
Kai-Rehita.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 52, 18 November 1897, Page 441
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