He Panuitanga tenei o te Tangohanga o nga Tamariki hei Tamariki Whangai i raro i Tekiona 50 o “Te Ture Whakariterite i nga Kereme Whenua Maori Whakatikatika hoki i nga Ture Maori, 1901."
Tari Kooti Whenua Maori, Poneke, 19 o Tihema, 1905. ITE MEA kua tukua mai e Ritete Pahuri, o Omahu, Haaki Pei, he panui whakaatu kua tangohia e ia a Pihikete Takerei me Mereana Takerei, nga tamariki o Takerei Hunuhunu raua ko Heni M kokino, he tamariki whangai mana, a kua riro mai ano te tiwhikete a tetahi Tiati o te Kooti Whenua Maori, e tau nei kia wnakaputaina i raro i nga tikanga o Huarahi-whakahaere Nama 7, tenei ka whakaaturia nei te takotoranga o taua panui i te tari nei mete rehitatanga hoki.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 58, 21 December 1905, Page 540
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130He Panuitanga tenei o te Tangohanga o nga Tamariki hei Tamariki Whangai i raro i Tekiona 50 o “Te Ture Whakariterite i nga Kereme Whenua Maori Whakatikatika hoki i nga Ture Maori, 1901." Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 58, 21 December 1905, Page 540
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