RIPOATA. O TE HUI KI PUTIKI.
1. Mo te whiriwhiringa mema mo te Ture Whakahaere Whenua Maori, te tau igoo. 2. Ko Kipa Whatanui te Tiamana ote hui. I tae mai nga iwi katoa o roto o te rohe o Aotea, a Ngati-Ruanui, Nga-Rauru, Ngati-Apa, Nga-Wai-riki, Ngati-Waewae, Ngati-Ppkiahu, Ngati-Hauiti, Ngati-Raukawa, Ngati-Maru (Waitara), me,Whanganui katoa. 3. I tae mai hoki etahi o nga iwi i tae kite hui ki Rarewanui; i te 8 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1901. I panuitia ano hoki te Ripoata o tana hui ; tokowha nga tangata i whakaingoatia i tana hui hei mema; ko Ngapaki, ko Rakiwhata Peeti, ko Tarana Marumaru. 4. I 'whakaaturia hoki ki nga iwi te tino whakaaro o Whanganui Ida tukua mai e nga iwi d roto o te rohe o Aotea ma Whanganui ake e whakatu he mema mo taua Poari, kia timataria ai ki nga whenua o Whanganui; e takoto papatupu nei i roto i enei tau e toru e haere ake nei. Heoi kahore i whakaaetia; engari i tono mai etahi o nga iwi ma ratou tetahi tangata kotahi e whakaingoa; ma Whanganui kia rua, heoi kahore i oti. 5. No reira ka titiro a Whanganui i runga i tona ngakau ngawari a ka mea kia unuhia mai a ratou taugata i whakaingoa nei; me a ratou whenua ki waho. Engari me waiho ma era atu iwi o roto o te rohe o Aotea e whakatu he mema hei whakahaere i o ratou whenua. Otiia ka titiro rangimarie atu a Whaaiganui ki nga whakahaere a te Poari i roto i enei tau e haere mai nei, a i runga i te whiriwhiringa a te Tiamana kitea iho he mea tika kia paahitia tenei Ripoata. Na Kipa te Whatanui, , Ngati Rauwaka. Whanganui, Pcpuere 4, igoi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 36, 1 February 1901, Page 4
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295RIPOATA. O TE HUI KI PUTIKI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 36, 1 February 1901, Page 4
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