NGA WHENUA MAORI.
Te Whaikorero a Te Pirimia.
ITE whaikorero a te Pirimia i Opunake i ata whakahaerea e ia te alma o te main ma te Kawanatanga i ana main huhua. I toto i taua korero ka pitta etahi kupu ana mo nga whenua Maori, he whakaatu nana kite Iwi i nga mea kua oti i te Kawanatanga te mahi, me nga mea hold kei te tumanakohia atu Ida mahia. I tenei tan ka taha ake nei, i te 31 o tera Maehe Id te 31 o tenei Maehe, ka 336,000 nga eka kua riihitia, e 219,887 nga eka kua hokona, o enei e 91,744 nga eka kua hokona Id te Kawanatanga. Kei te whakahaerea ano te boko kite Kawanatanga o etahi 30,000 eka. Ite tan 191 1 ko te nui o nga eka whenua e toe ana kite iwi Maori e 7,137,205 eka, inainei kua heke iho Id raro iho o te 6,795,822 i te mea kei roto i tenei nga eka kua hokona atu nei kite Kawanatanga. O enei e 4,392,427 nga eka i whakamahia, e 2,403,395 kaore ano t nohoia. O te wahanga whakamutmiga nei 100,792 kei te takoto papatipu, engari kei te mahi nga Kooti Whenua Maori i nga pfinga. O nga eka e 3,802,880 kei te Taiwhakarunga (Taiwhakararo kite Maori) o Akarana ite tau 1908, e 791,881 ano nga eka i'nga Maori. Mai i taua tau ki naianei ka 290,893 nga eka o nga Maori kua riro i runga i te likanga" riihi, i te lioko hold. E 234,408 ote toenga iho i kiia e te. Taute-NGata Komihana kia whakamahia i raro i te Tekiona 16 o te Ture Whenua Maori, igog. Ko te toenga iho he whenua kikokore. E ki ana te Pirimia kei te rapua tonutia e te Kawanatanga te huarahi e mamai ai te whakanohonoho i nga whenua Maori. Ki tona whakaaro tonu ko nga whenua Maori e toe ana me whakahaere ano lie whenua no te Karauna. Ko whenua papatipu me tango ki te Karauna whakahaere ai, hei muri iho ra ka whakahaere ai nga kooti whenua i nga taitara o nga tangata epa ana. Ko nga whenua maori katoa e tukua ana hei whenua whakanohonoho me taakehei utu rori.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 7
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370NGA WHENUA MAORI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 7
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