I PATAIA mai matou : (1) Mehemea i raro i te Tekiona 46 o te Menemana mo te Ture Hoko Waipiro o te tau 1910, he tokomaha o pa Maori i pooti Ida kore te waipiro e homai ki a ratou, e taea ranei pa Maori te kati mai kei urn atu ki roto i pa \hare hoko waipiro ? (2) Mehemea kite penei me tenei i ruga ake nei te pooti a pa Maori, e taea ranei e te rapatira o te Hotera te kati pa Maori kei moe, kei kai, kei noho ranei i tana Hotera ? Ki ta matou \hakaaro ko te \hakahoki mo enei patai e rua, " KAORE." Mehemea i te wa o te pootitaga he tokomaha pa Maori \hai mana kite pooti i \hakaae " kia kaua te waipiro e hoatu ki pa Maori o tana robe," a \hagaia ana tetahi Maori o taua Rohe kite waipiro he hara tera e tika ana kia \hainatia mo pa moni kaore e neke atu i te Kaore lie rhiu mo pa Maori, kaore ano
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 8
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173Page 8 Advertisement 2 Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 8
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