Whakahaerenga i nga Tono kia Whakatuturutia te Tukunga o tetahi Whenua kei Wharekauri
Poneke, 17 o Hune, 1919. HE panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, i runga i te whakahaerenga o tekiona 89 o te Pure Whakatikatika Tore Whenua Maori, 1913, ka whiriwhiria e te Kai-whakawa Tuturu o Whart.kauri, ki Waitangi, a te Taite, te 17 o nga ra o Hurae, 1919, ite 10.30 o nga haora i te ata, te take e mau nei i te Kupu Apiti ki tenei. Ki te kore e whakahaerea tenei take a tana ra ka whakahaerea a muri tata atu ina watea te Kai-whakawa Tuturu i era atu o ana mahi.
TE MAKE,
Kai rehita.
KUPU APITI. Tono kia Whakatuturutia te Tukunga Riihi.
aS a S3 z Nama o te Pukapuka. Te Ingoa o te Whenua, Nga Ingoa o nga Tangata e whai Tikanga ana. 1 1919/31 Kekerione 71 Taitoko-ki-nga-Motu Bailey me Te Riu. Kakara Tangotango ki a Henry Daymond.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 25, 19 June 1919, Page 396
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156Whakahaerenga i nga Tono kia Whakatuturutia te Tukunga o tetahi Whenua kei Wharekauri Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 25, 19 June 1919, Page 396
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