Panuitanga Whenua Maori hei Whenua Karauna.
Tari Maori, Poneke, 13 o Pepuere, 1922. HE whakaaturanga tenei i runga i te Panuitanga i tuhia i te 13 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1922, ka panuitia te whenua e mau i roto i te Kupu Apiti i raro iho nei kua riro hei whenua Karauna. KUPU APITI. Ko tera nui whenua i roto i te Takiwa Whenua o Haaki Pei, Takiwa Rehitatanga o Powete Pei : Tona rahi 184 eka e 2 ruuri 19 paati, ko rota 1 i runga i D.P. 2665, ko wahi o Rota 2, D.P. 1500, wahi o Tahora 2c 3, Tekiona 2 Poraka, kei roto i Poraka 111, Takiwa Ruuri o Koranga : i rohea kite rawhiti e te rori 2529'9 riniki te roa; kite tonga-rawhiti 12339’5 riniki; kite tonga-rato e wahi o Rota 2, o Pahora 2c 3, Tekiona 2 Poraka, e 3430’3 riniki te roa; kite raki rato e te whenua o te Karauna 12941’7 riniki te roa.
J. G. COATES,
Minita mo nga Mea Maori.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 6, 16 February 1922, Page 91
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169Panuitanga Whenua Maori hei Whenua Karauna. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 6, 16 February 1922, Page 91
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