Ture Awhina Tangata Kore-mahi, 1930.
HE PANUITANGA. KO ia tangata fane Maori e 20 nuku atu ranei ona tau me rehita i a ia i raro i tenei ture a ko ia tamaiti tane Maori a te ekenga o ona tau kite 20 me rehita i a ia. Ko nga whooma o nga tono kia rehitatia ka taea atu i nga Poutapeta. Me whakaki aua whooma ka tuku atu ai kite Poohimahita a mana e whakawhiwhi he tiwhikete o te rehitatanga kite tangata nana i tuku atu taua tono. He mea tika ano kia rehita te tangata i a ia notemea ka whakawhiua te tangata kaore e rehita i a ia a ko te Maori kaore i rehitatia kaore e whakawhiwhia kite mahi. Kaore e ahei te Maori kia whakawhiwhia ki nga painga o tenei Ture ma te Poari ra ano e whakaae. He ahakoa tera ahua me rehita ia i a ia. Ki te hiahia te Maori kite whakaatu kaore ia e ahei ana kia utu taake i raro i tenei ture me whakaki ia i tetahi whooma whakaatu he Maori ia. Ka taea atu tenei whooma i nga Poutapeta.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 48, 27 November 1930, Page 595
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191Ture Awhina Tangata Kore-mahi, 1930. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 48, 27 November 1930, Page 595
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