HUI MARAE KI ROTORUA.
HE tokomaha nga mema marae i huihui ki Rotorua. Ko Ihaia Hutana i whiriwhiria hei tiamana, ko Wihapi hei hekeretari. I reira hoki a Kapene Mea, a Takuta Pomare, me Apirana Ngata, he ruarua noa nga Kaunihera i ngaro atu. He nui nga mahi ote hui i oti hei painga mo te Maori ; ko te mea nui rawa ko te ture-mo nga tohunga maori. I whakaritea ko te raihana mo te tohunga kotahi kia kctahi pauna, i mea etahi kia kia £ 100 otira i whakaarohia ko te mea nui ke ko te whiwhi o nga kaunihera kite mana hei whakahaere hei peehi ranei i nga tohunga. I whakaritea ano me raihana katoa nga tukunga a nga tohunga, ara nga “ apotoro ” m2 era atu waka o nga atua. Ki te mahi noa iho tetahi tangata i runga ite kore raihana ka whiua kite utu e £SO. I tohe tetahi mema ote Tai-ravvbiti kia puta a Te VV ereta ki waho o tenei ture “ no te mea ko tona tiwhikete he mea tuku iho i te rangi.” (He mea homai ranei no te whareherehere.—Etita.) . I whakaritea ano kia taia he kahiti ma nga kaunihera hei -panui i a ratou ture i a ratou ripoata. - I tukua ma te perehi o Te Puke-ki-Hikurangi eta taua kahiti. I whakaotia ano kia tau ki raro i te mana o te lan o te Ora nga takuta katoa e utua ana e te Kawara'anga mo te.mahi ki nga Maori. I whakaaetia hoki kia banga he hohipera Maori. 1 E tonoa ana kia riro ma nga Kaunihera e tirotiro nga tikanga o nga penihana kaumatua Maori. T mea te Pirimia ki te he tonu te wnakahaere i nga penihana e whakamutua te pula mai, ara ki te riro ke nga penihana i nga tamariki. E 000 te moni ote koroni e pan ana i nga kaumatua maori. T. era atu ano te nuinga o nga mahi, engari ko enei nga take nunui.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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329HUI MARAE KI ROTORUA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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