Panuitanga i raro i “ Te Ture Whenua Maori (Whakamananga Take Tika), 1893.”
I roto i te Kooti Whakamananga, Takiwa o Poneke. I roto i te ritenga o “ Te Ture Whenua Maori (Whakamananga Take Tika), 1893 ” ; me tetahi tuku a Waitaoro Raniera me etahi atu ki a Mere Ana Ekirinitini (Pakeha). KIA mohio mai tera e tonoa e Te Eriata, o te taha roia mo Mere Ana Ekirinitini, wahine pouaru, kite Kooti Whakamananga ina tu taua Kooti Whenua Maori ki Poneke, a te 20 o nga ra o Maehe, 1908, a te hawhetanga atu o te tekau o nga haora i te ata, a muri tata iho ranei ana watea te Kooti ki tana take, kia whakaputaia he ota whakamananga mo taua tukunga i te whenua ka whakamaramatia ake nei ki a ia ki a Mere Ana Ekirinitini, a kia whakahaua hoki te Kairehita o taua takiwa nei kite rehita i taua pukapuka tukunga, i raro tonu i nga take e whai ake nei, ara: — 1. Ko ia ko Waitaoro Raniera, o Porirva, e tata ana ki Poneke, e tu nei ano hoki hei kai-tiaki mo Rangirere Kapo raua ko Wekipiri Kapo, ko Iraia Raniera, o Pukearuhe, Taranaki, ko Piripi Ngakuri, o Parihaka, Taranaki, ko Riripeti Iraia raua ko Hineteiri, o Pukearuhe ano hoki, ko Mere Ngakere, o Whangarae, i te Takiwa Porowinitanga o Nerehana, Maori katoa tupu ake, na, mai o te wa o taua tukunga nei taea noatia tenei wa kua whakamanaia ratou tonU hei tangata uika ki tetahi wahi whenua e takoto nei i te Takiwa ki Poneke, a e mohiotia nei ko Hinakitaka Poraka, ko te rahi e 200 eka, nui ake iti iho ranei, a ko te whenua tonu e mau mai nei nga whakaaturanga i te pukapuka take tika, Pukapuka 105, wharangi 240. 2. Na, I raro i nga tikanga o tetahi pukapuka tuku i tuhia i te 7 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1898, i tukua whakareretia e taua hunga Maori nei o ratou take ki taua whenua ki Hinakitaka Poraka, ki a ia ki a Mere Ana Ekirinitini, wahine a Henare Ekirinitini, o Te Roa Haata, Mahi-paamu, mo nga moni e £2OO. 3. Ko taua pukapuka tuku whakarere atu i ata whakamanaia mai e te Kooti Whenua Maori, ki Otaki, i te 24 o nga ra o Hurae, 1898, a i utua katoatia atu nga moni o taua hoko kite hunga no ratou ra taua whenua. 4. Na, i te wa i whakamanaia ai taua tuku nei e takoto ana taua whenua i raro i nga here o te rarangi 117 o “ Te Ture Whenua Maori, 1894,” na kore iho, i rehitatia taua pukapuka tuku nei e te Kai-rehita, i te mea kihai i matua-unuhia atu aua here, na no reira, kahore ano a ia a Mereana Ekirinitimi i whiwhi take noa, no taua tikanga ahua hanga noaiho nei. 5. Na, ko te hunga kua oti ake nei te whakahuahua o ratou ingoa i te rarangi nama 1 nei to hunga e hiahiatia atu nei kia tino whakamutua atu o ratou take kite whakatau tonu a te Kooti, a ko te hunga ano hoki tena e hiahia nei te kai tono nei kia ata whakawhiwhia ki nga tauira o taua tono nei.
I tuhia i tenei te 6 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1908.
Na
MERE ANA EKIRITINI
(Na ona roia na Field, Luckie, me Toogood, ko ta ratou whare whakaputanga ko Nama 29, Petetone Tiriti, Poneke).
Ki te Kai-rehita, Kooti Whakamananga, Poneke
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Bibliographic details
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 8, 27 February 1908, Page 128
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580Panuitanga i raro i “ Te Ture Whenua Maori (Whakamananga Take Tika), 1893.” Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 8, 27 February 1908, Page 128
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