Whenua Maori ka Whakamahia hei Whakanohonoho ki te Maori.
Te Kaupapa Mahi Whenua o Kaipara. Tari o te Minita Maori, Poneke, 23 o Akuhata, 1930. NOTEMEA i puta tetahi panuitanga i roto i te Gazette mete Kahiti o te 19 o Hune, 1930, kua whakaritea e te Minita Maori kia whakahaerea nga ritenga o wahangatekiona (3) o tekiona 23 o te Ture Whakatikatika Ture Maori, a, Whakariterite Kereeme Whenua Maori, 1929, ki Aoroa Rota 4d me etahi atu whenua Maori, whenua ranei no nga Maori ite Takiwa Kooti Whenua Maori o Tokerau; A notemea kua whakaae te Minita Maori ko nga whenua e mau ake i te Kupu Apiti i raro nei me kaua e paangia e nga ritenga o wahanga-tekiona (3) o taua tekiona 23 ; tenei ka whakaaturia, ko aua whenua ka wehea ki waho o taua kaupapa mahi whenua o Kaipara. KUPU APITI. Opanake 1c Tonga 7 Poraka : Tona nui 251 eka 2 ruuri.
A. T. NGATA,
Minita Maori.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 37, 11 September 1930, Page 432
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161Whenua Maori ka Whakamahia hei Whakanohonoho ki te Maori. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 37, 11 September 1930, Page 432
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