NGA KAUNIHERA MARAE.
Horouta. AT. Ngata, Te Horo ; Pene Heihi, Tuparca ; Hohepa Rairi, Whareponga ; Wiremu Pokiha, Whareponga; Waiheke Turei, Kawa Kawa; Piripi Rairi, Rangitukia; Hori Mr hue, Kawa Kawa ; Manihera Waititi, auk ok re ; Waikura Tautuhi-o-Kongo, Te Kaha ; Paora Ngamoki, Omaio : Kopu Erueti, Maraenui; Haaka Tautuhi, Torere. Matatua. Tu Rakuraku, Waimana; Merito Heteraka Whakatane ; Pouwhare, Ruatoki; Herewini Waata, Whakatane; Peka Hinau, Ruatahuna ; Wharepapa Whatanui, Te Whaiti; Erueti Matutaere, Te Teko; Toki Wharetapu, Ruatahuna; Kopae Ihakara, Whakatane; Mika te Tewha, Karatia; Haimona Wetini, Matata ; Hira Tai, Opotiki. Te Arawa. Raureti Mokonui-a-Rangi, Matata ; Te Kokiri Hemi, Te Puke; Matuha Enoka, Te Ngae; Eruera Karaka, Te Awahou ; Hikurangi te Whetu, Whakarewarewa ; Kiri Tapihana, Maketu; Moho Wi Hapi, Te Puke; Tieri te Tikao, Rotoiti; Te Morehu Kirikau, Maketu : Wharetutaki Rotohiko, Rotorua; Henare Werahiko, Paeroa , Hemi Uara ngihoro, Maketu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 39, 1 May 1901, Page 5
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134NGA KAUNIHERA MARAE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 39, 1 May 1901, Page 5
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