PITOPITO KORERO O PONEKE.
I a Puru mema o Akarana e whakahoki ana i te whai-korero a te Kawana, ka whakatanguru ake a Maki-Rakarana mema o Ahipatene, katahi ka karanga a Puuru, "Kei te moe nanu te mema honore." I mea ano a Puru, "Ka nui toku pouri tera e meinga tenei Whare hei whare okiokinga mo nga tangala haurangi. E pouri ana an mo te tangata haurangi, engari e tino kinongia ana e au te mea nana ia i haurangi ai." , E 12,582 nga kaumatua tango penihana ; o enei mano 667 nga Maori. Kga moni katoa e pau ana i te tau e Ko nga Tiati hou o te Kooti Whenua Maori, ko Walter Rawson (Rohana), roia o Poneke ; ko C. E. McCormick (Makomiki), roia o Akarana ; ko J, W. Paraone, kai rehita o Akarana; ko R. C. Himi, kai-rehita o Poneke. Ko te utu mo Rohana raua ko Makomiki e £SOO mo te mea kotahi, mo Paraone raua ko Himi e /400. Ko Tiakihana Paama, he tumuaki, ko Heta-Mete, he tumuaki mo te Kooti Piira. Ka noho tuturu he tiati mo ia takiwh mo ia takiwa. I mea a Honapi mema mo Kereitaone kua kino haere te ahua o te Maori ki tana titiro, ara kua motu ke etahi, kua rite kite ariki ko etahi ka whakaritea kite ware. I mea a Puuru, o Akarana, e whakahe ana ia kite tikanga "taihoa" a Timi Kara, kaore te ngakau pukumahi o te pakeha e whakaae ki tenei tikanga. Kaore noa e tika te Maori kia tino whakaarohia i haere mai nei i tawhiti kite tango i enei whenua, ahe mea nui rawa kia kaha te whakanohonoho i nga Whenua Maori,
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 102, 1 September 1906, Page 8
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281PITOPITO KORERO O PONEKE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 102, 1 September 1906, Page 8
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