Te Ahua o te Take kua whakaarohia hei whiri whirin ga.
He hoko ki a Thomas Andrew Conn mo nga moni £392, mo te wariu a te Kawanatanga ranei. He hoko i nga rakau 80,000 putu ki a C. E. M. Lloydd me Thomas E. Tasker, o Kawakawa, kaimahi puihi mo nga moni £136. He hoko ki a Charles Frederick Baker mo te £1 i te eka. He hoko ki a Charles Taiapo Whare mo te wariu o te Kawanatanga. He hoko ki a Rau Paraone mo te £2 i te eka. He hoko ki a G. Forester Linnell mo nga moni £l5O. He riihi ki a Richard Ryan, o Te Awamutu, kaimahi paamu mo nga tau 21 te utu 3s. i te eka ka whai mana te kairiihi kia reti ano i taua whenua mo etahi atu 21 tau i runga i te spaihenetio te wariu whakapainga kore a te Kawanatanga. Kia whakahokia mai te mana o tenei poraka ki nga tangata no ratou te whenua.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 25, 18 June 1914, Page 391
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167Te Ahua o te Take kua whakaarohia hei whiri whirin ga. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 25, 18 June 1914, Page 391
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