NGA TANGATA O TENEI HUI.
UPOKO: Te Pihopa.
TENITA:
Te WiīngMu, Atirikona. Rev. RANIERA KAWHIA, p) MMoHīI TUREI, sa MATATA PAHEWA,
Rev. A. O, WmiuiaMs. s TRIHARA Te RANGAMARO. s KREREHONA PIWAKA, ) UTENE Te AIHU,
MANGAI REIMANA, Tan HATIWIRA TE HOUKAMAT, Te PIRINIHA Te Riro, a, ee Te Kawakawa. ANARU Te RAHAKI, Te KATENE Ponoiwi, .a '- Kangitukia, PINBAMINE TU, I TIHARA PAIPA, I i, TE fe Toro, ERUERA PAMAU, C Te KEREAMA Ta Wpbsa, Sa aa PUPATOB, Te Wikiniwmi Te Pini, HUTANA TARU, i TE ke. Whareponga, MoKENA PAPUTENE, A PINEAMINE HUHU, Ra te ~ Tokomapu, Howe M. TAMARARO, RUTENE TE ĀRAHI, .. 'e. Whangara. Tlont KORAMA MANUHIRI, ĀAHIPENE RANGI, io TA Eupanaa.
SKihai te Pihopa i tae ki te Hui ; heoi ka riro ko Te Wiremu Atirikona hei Upoko mo tenei minenga, V 12. TARE ; ;
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Mahi a te hui o te Hahi Maori o te Takiwa o Turanga i te Pihopatanga o Waiapu, 7 December 1883, Page 2
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134NGA TANGATA O TENEI HUI. Mahi a te hui o te Hahi Maori o te Takiwa o Turanga i te Pihopatanga o Waiapu, 7 December 1883, Page 2
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