KUPU APITI.
Katoa tera piihi tera wahi whenua ranei, tona nui e 36 paati, nui ake iti iho ranei, aro ko Rota 1, Poraka X, Te Kuiti Taone Maori. Katoa tera piihi tera wahi whenua renei, tona nui e 24 paati. nui ake iti iho ranei, ara ko Rota 2, Poraka X, Te Kuiti Taone Maori. Katoa tera piihi tera wahi whenua ranei, tona nui e 24 paati, nui ake iti iho ranei, ara ko Rota 22, Poraka X, Te Kuiti Taone Maori. Katoa tera piihi tera wahi whenua ranei, tona nui 18 paati, nui ake iti iho ranei, ara ko tetahi wahi o Rota 23, Poraka X, Te Kuiti Taone Maori. A koia enei ona robe : Ki te rato-ma-raki ko Sheridan Tiriti, 100 riniki; kite rawhiti-ma-raki ko Taupiri Tiriti, 112 riniki ; kite rawhiti-ma-tonga ko Rota 22, Poraka X, o taua taone, 100 riniki; aki te rato-ma-tonga ko tetahi taha o taua Rota 23, 112 riniki.
ALEX. WILLIS,
Karaka o te Kaunihera Whiriwhiri.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 11, 12 March 1908, Page 150
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163KUPU APITI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 11, 12 March 1908, Page 150
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