Panuitanga i raro i nga tikanga o te 65 o nga Tekiona o Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1894.”
(J. 97/1598.) Te Tari mo nga Tikanga o te Ture, Poneke] Tihema 14, 1897. HE whakaatu tenei kia mohiotia ai, kua tae mai te pukapuka whakaatu, i tuhia mai nei e John Prior, kite Minita mo te Taha Maori, i raro i nga tikanga o te 65 o nga tekiona o “ Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1894,” he whakaatu mai nana kei te whakahaere ia i te mana hoko i
etahi whenua, e mau nei te whakaaturanga i raro iho nei, hei whakaea i te utu mo te mahi ruri i aua whenua: — He mea whakawhiti e Thomas William Downes, Kai-ruri Whenua, ki a John Prior. m _ T n. cj (Me nga moni hoki i utua Tawaroa Nama 2 .. £4 12s. 2d. ■ ki * Koofci e 5/> m -• . r, (Me nga moni hoki i utua Tawaroa Nama 3 .. £l3 Os. 6d. - kite Koofci 6 5/>
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F. WALDEGRAVE,
Hekeretari.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 6, 17 February 1898, Page 57
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167Panuitanga i raro i nga tikanga o te 65 o nga Tekiona o Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1894.” Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 6, 17 February 1898, Page 57
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