WHAKAHAERE WHENUA MAORI.
Huinga o te Poari Whenua Maori o te Takiwa o Te Waipounamu. Poneke, 30 o Oketopa, 1918. HE panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai ko nga take e whakahuatia ana i roto i te Kudu Apiti kua tuhia i raro nei, ka uiuia a te huinga o te Poari Whenua Maori o te Takiwa o Te Waipounamu ki Te Muka, a te Wenerei, te 27 o nga ra o Noema 1918, a te 10.30 o nga haora i te ata, a muri tata atu ranei ina watea i etahi atu o ona raruraru.
TE MAKE,
Kai-rehita.
KUPU APITI. Tono kia Whakatuturutia nga Tukunga Whenua.
4 a z Nama o te Pukapuka. Te Ahua o te Tuku. Te Ba i hainatia ai. Te Ingoa o te Wbenua. Nga Ingoa o nga Tangata e wnai Tikanga ana. 1 1918/87 He riihi 13 Akuhata Arowhenua, Poraka VI me VII, Wahanga 7a me 7b Hana Tini, Hui Hopkinson, Michael Walker, Matai Tuturi, me Norman Walker ki a Patrick Mitten (W. G. Aspinall). 2 1918/88 He riihi 1 Hepetema Arowhenua 881, Rota 7a Hana Tini, Hui Hopkinson, Michael Walker, me Norman Walker ki a George Poultney (F. A. Joynt).
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Bibliographic details
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 61, 31 October 1918, Page 742
Word Count
196WHAKAHAERE WHENUA MAORI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 61, 31 October 1918, Page 742
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