PAREMATA.
No te Turei 11 Aperira, 1893, i te toru karaka o te ahi ahi ka Puare te Paremata o te Kotahitanga i raro i te Tiriti o Waitangi. Pahi o te toru karaka ka hui nga tangata kite wahi kotahi E wha tekau J>ea larl te matara tanga i tewfcare Fareuiamt He mea arahi atu e te Peene a Heta Tehaaya ;te Tumuaki I muri ia te fiaarakote iwi ka&>a*f e haere ana, i te taenga kite whare kdt tut® Pene i / Wahowh«ka tangi aikatiomo te Tumuaki menga mema, kite whare, kanoho Te Tumuaki kite Tiaikakarakia* jjfcpri. Ka tu mai te Tumuaki, ka whakapai ki nga mema mete iwi katoa, ka mea, kia ora nga mema, iwi onga motu e rua kua hui mai nei kite Waipatu. : Kia o ra .anp hqkinga iwi kaore nei ano i uru mai, ki tenei tikanga 1 ?unga i nga Ifotu e rua o Aoteroa mete Waipounamu, kia ora tahi tatou, kupu tuarua. Kia kiakahi ua ko tenei mahi, i waiho e nga tupuna, mo- tatou he mahi kau ta tatou, kaua c e, hoki atu kinga mahi patia nei kite moni, kia manawanui, ki tenei mea hei o ra ranei, ; motatou hei pehear&nei : ; > :•[ Huihuiiygf; tu£ toru kote tvt-ungatfca tttfu tenei o te Tiriti o Waitengi, tti-unga tua rua ote Paremata, ote kotahi tanga o te iwi Maori, ; a Aotearoa mete waipounamu, i
.; i :• f tu ai te kawanatanga, i whakaae tia i te 17 o ng ra o i Hune 1892, e te 81 mema o nga wahi laga matui e raa;:i ft-aro i te mana o te Tufre, i whakii pumtta; tia, e te komitx Waitangi, i % 20 o, nga ra Aperira 1893 komiti itu ki Waitaiigi; nostra whalca tuhera tia nei i tenei ra 11 o nga ra Aperira 1893 ko ahau ano hoki te Tumuaki, i iwi mai ia Hare Hongihika ko la Qt>ki te Tumuaki i mua atu i au, mote i Triti o Waitangi. G tira ite mea ka mate a ia ka ta nei k«a han, i te tan 1884, a taea noatia nei te nei tan ara 1893, kote 9 pea tinei onga tau. He ovkame.tia nei eahg,u,e nei kupu, i te oibltatbui Parejn&H E ngaßangatirahuihui ote whaka kotahitanga, ote iwi maorr, o te Runga Ariki, mete RtmgaNxti, igainei koitfou, kite i fQr&gw 'hei ; tenei Paremata, He nui te Hofioro kiia iiomai neie au,kia waiho inaku e whaka pilar?, teneitu-utiga; o to tatou Paremata, No reira ka tuku at«;whaka moemiti ki nga Rangatira-tanga o nga motu e rtta, to hui Mil&aii he! kiteW&ipatu, kite whaka kaha kite Tautoko, inga tikanga katoa e tu ai i Kawanatanga motuhake, o te lWt M#bri. s Kia kaha hoki koutoxr kita whaka haere, ihga >;oiti yai kotahitanga o nga iwi It&M Aotearoa mete Waipounamii. I runga hoki i toku rongo kite whakaaroanga iwi o tera taha, ara te Waipounamu ki te whakatu i a Taiftfdar heft Mema mo tenei Rnnanga, ara hei whaka haere inga tikanga e .yibanal tu afcu/fee, o kuy i toku rongo nga ai kua tu a ia < c £2 whaka whetia ana hoki ahau kia i a i onahoa Rangatira hoki e noho nei tatou, me pLpa. Rangatira E noho maira i te Waipounamu. Heoiaku kupu Kaiorakoutou mate kia tau toko o nga mea katoa e tuku mai he kaha he Manawanui he Rangi marie tanga ]&& koutou. ... jt ... . ; Na Heta Te Hara te Tumuaki,
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 7
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569PAREMATA. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 7
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