TAKE I WHAKATURIA AI TENEI KARAPU.
1. Hei waahi huihuinga i Poneke mo nga mema ara hei whare runanga monga memo hei whiriwhiritanga, ma ratou i nga mea katou e hangai ana kite iwi maori, hei whakaniohiotanga ki tetehi ki tetahi, mete tiaki i nga take katoa ote iwi maori. 2. Whare. E whaknarnhia ana kia hanga he ru.na kainga, he ruma whakahaerenga i nga mahi o te Karapu, he ruma pureitanga Piriota, kaari, he ruma moenga mo nga mema e 70 ruina me a ratou whanau he Ruma Kankan, wa l
wern, wai makariri me nga m<»a katoa e m aharatia ana e tika ana mo te kainga pai; he ruma korero. pukapuka, Nupepa Maori. 3. E whakaarohia ana kia hoko na he kai he inu ki mga mem a i runga i te utu iti rawa. 4. Ko taua karapu ka waiho hei whare ngahautanga mo nga mema, ko nga ngahau he Piriota, he Kaan he Mu, he Temino, me era atu mea e whakaarohia ana e te Komiti e pai ana hei wh.akangaliiiu i nga mema. Ko te kohikohi ma te Mema ko £1 i te tau.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 3
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190TAKE I WHAKATURIA AI TENEI KARAPU. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 7, 31 March 1894, Page 3
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