11. He tuku mana kinga komiti maori e ahei ai te whakaputa tikanga mo nga whenua Maori me nga whenua kaore ano kia whakawakia i roto i te kooti Whenua Maori. Tetahi, mote whewehe nga o nga kereme, mete whakatu kai jiwhi ara kia rite tonu te mana o aua komiti maori ki tote Kooti Whenua Maori inaiaijei. -'T v .;v v • -w III. : Kia whai mana nga tangataMaorio i* Foraka oia Poraka kite whakatu komiti whai mana kite whakahaere tikanga mo ratou whenua. IV. Kia whakatttria he komiti he. Fakeha etahi he maori etahi, hei yrhakabti i nga tautohfctohewhenua a nga Maori ratou.ko te Pakeiba, te kawanataAga ranei hei titiro hoki kite ahua onga turetaimaha,. me nga hokonga whenua me nga riihi, me nga whakataunga, me etahi atu, mate katba o muri mai otetuhingia Tiriti o Waitangi. V. Kote hoko ate tangata kotahi i tbna ihek,? ahakoa kite kawanatanga : ki te tangata noatu, ranei kaua e mana i te ture mehe inea kstt>rei wehe w&iea te whenua e hokona ana kia marama ai tona takotoranga.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 7
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176Untitled Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 6, 22 April 1893, Page 7
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