HUI KAWANGA WHARE NUI.
Ki te Etita o Te Pipiwharauroa. EHOA, tena koe! te kai whakahaere o ta tatou manu e tioro nei i te raumati. E hoa, tukua atu ena kupu e mau i raro iho na hai titiro ma nga iwi o nga motu nei, o Aotearoa, mete Waipounamu. Koia tenei nga kupu. ' No te 20 o nga ra o Pepuere 1903 nei ka tu tetahi hui kawanga whare nui ko tona ingoa ko Rongo-mai-Aniwaniwa. Itu tenei hui ki Te Rahui, Waiapu, ko taua hui na Kahukura he kohi moni hai whakamama i o ratou taimahatanga i runga i te mahinga i tenei whare nui. Koia tenei ko nga pariha i tae mai a ratou kohi— Te papa o te pereti, Kahukura me Turanga / 127 , o Pariha o1 e Pohutu 24 10 o Pariha oTe Wheuki me Hikataurewas 6 o Pariha o Tuparoa 20 o o Pariha o Whareponga 24 o o No Tokomarn Na Hirini Tawhara, raua ko Wahanui 146 Pariha o Whangara Paikea 106 No Whangara ano Na Hemi Kauta i homai ki a Reihana 1 10 0 Ranginui Uawa, Na Ereti, me ona matua, me ona tipuna 950 Pariha o Turanga, te kura Mahaki te Huauri 14 n 0 Pariha o nga pakeha, Mirina 150 No te kaunihera, Raeana IO 0 Hui katoa te moni kohi o tenei hui £226 6 o Ko nga wawahanga tenei ki runga i n<r a raruraru ote whare £ 5 11 4 1 toe iho i aua raruraru o te whare /‘So 13 8 Kati i wawahia ano e te komiti tenei toenga moni :— 6 Ite Were aTe Wiremu /20 o o Ite Hui ki Heretaunga 10 o o Ite kura kotiro i Akarana 10 o o I nga raruraru ano a Kahukura 10 o o I toe iho haitiaki ite whare-karakia 30 13 8 Heoi ano, Na to koutou hoa pono Na Reihana Moari.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 6
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315HUI KAWANGA WHARE NUI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 6
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