PANUITANGA.
Poneke, Pepuere 9, 1899. He panui tenei kia mohio ai nga tangata, nga hapu me nga iwi Maori, kei te ata tirohia e te Kawanatanga nga mahi a nga tangata e kiia nei he tohunga ratou, i te mea he nui nga kino e tupu ana i roto i te iwi Maori i runga i nga mahi aaua tohunga. Ko te mahi a aua tohunga he whakawai i ga tangata, he ki ka ora i a ratou nga turoro me nga mate katoa, ko te tukunga iho rere ke a a, a pa ana te mamae nui ki nga tangata e mahi i ana e ratou, mate iho etahi. Ko tetahi hoki, o kiia ana e whakakake ana ratou kite t ore mete whakakiki i etahi kia tahuri atu ki ta ratou mahi Na, ko te kupu tenei a te Kawanatanga : Kaore, te Kawanatanga e pai kia tinihangatia tona iwi Maori, kia whakamamaetia e nga mahi kino me nga kupu maminga a aua tohunga, a e kore hoki te Kawanatanga e whakaae kia kako te tangata ki runga ake i te ture. Na, reira, me tupato nga Maori, kei whakarongo ratou ki nga kupu whakawai a aua tohunga, a kaua hoki e rongo ki a ratou tohutohu ki a ratou whakahau ; na, he kupu atu tenei ki nga tohunga, kia tupato hoki ratou ki a ratou, uotemea hoki he matakite te ture, he roroa ona ringaringa kite whatoro atu ite tangat i hara, a kite tupono he mate kite tin ana o te tangata, a kite hemo rawa ranei tetahi i aua mahi, heoi ka tukuna aua tohunga kite ture, aka whiua ratou. A, kuawhakahaua nga pirihimana kia tirotiro tonu i aua tohunga mahi kino, a kite hopu i a ratou ina takahi ratou i te ture. Na Te Hetana, Minita mo te Taha Maori.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 13, 1 March 1899, Page 5
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