KO TE PUREI WAKA.
Ka tu Ki Whanganui ate 17the onga ra o Maehe, 1898. Nga Mema o te Komiti. Meiha keepa Tumuaki Teofle Peeti ... ... Tiamaua JRißevreti-.,.: ... .... ... Hekeretari - Hooii Pukehika V XT m . 1. '** . Peiie Erueti j - Moni Takarangi Mete Kinari ") XT m . ■ W. S.KWne . j N « a T,atl Teone 1 Peeti ) XT 1T . m . T. C. Teone j N » a Kai laatl Rangitahua Hoani Papita Reone Maungaroa Ihaka Rerekura Te KeepaTahukumutia Potatau Rangiwaiata Riwai Pohe te Wh are mate Te Rangilniatau Himu Materoa Hone Potaka Tohiora Pirato Te Aohau Niketini W. W. Hipadgo Raihania Takapa Whatarangi Teka J. Handley Porokoru Patapu
Nga Purei. I-Aotearoa championship. Mo nga waka katoa o' Aotearoa mete Wai. pounamu. Kaua e iti ihp nga. tangata hoe i te rua tekau ki runga ki te waka kotahi. Mo nga'tane anke, e rua maero. : Ma te waka wiini o 0 * „ „ hekana 300 lI.—WAINUIARUA CHAMPIONSHIP. (1 £ miles.) Mo nga waka katoa 0 Aotearoa mete Waipounamu. Kaua e iti iho nga kai hoe i te tekau marima ki runga i te waka kotahi, mo nga wahine anake. Kotahi maero mete hawhe; - Ma te waka wiini 0 0 •••'•• » .• hekana • 2,0 0 ••• • • >III,^—MOUTOA HAN-ikapu. • : r ; . Mo nga.Hoki,. Mo nga; waka katoa, engari kaua e neke ake i'.te tekau nga kai hoe, ki runga i te waka kotahi; mo. nga tane anake, e rua rauna. ' : Ma te waka wiini £ — „ ;, hekana IV.—Tiupiri Hanikapu. Mo nga Hoki. Mo nga waka: katoa, engari kaua e ake i te tekau nga kai hoe> ki. runga k] "te waka kotahi, mo nga wahine anake, e rua rauna. Ma te waka wiini £ — „ „ hekana
V.— Purei Peke Taiepa No. 1 Mo nga waka katoa, ahakoa e hia tangata ki runga, ite waka kotahi. E rua nga taiepa. e peke ai. E rua rauna. Mo nga tane, me nga wahine. . Ma te waka wiini £— j ? j > hekana -~ VI.—Pt'EEI MA NGA TAMARIKI TAANE. Mo nga. waka katoa, engari kaua e neke ake kai hoe .i te tekau, ki runga kite waka kotahi, e rua rauna, . Ma te waka wiini £ — ~ hekana 9 Vll.—Purei Peke Taiepa No. 2. Mo nga waka katoa, engari kaua e neke ake ite rua tangata, ki runga kite waka kotahi. E rua rauna. Ma te waka wiini £— „ „ hekana Vlll.—Purei ma nga Tamariki Wahine. Mo nga waka katoa, engari kaua e neke ake nga kai hoe ite tekau, ki runga kite waka kotahi e rua rauna. Ma te waka wiini £ — ——. ' . .>> hekana IX.—Purei mo nga waka WAkiktv . Kaore i tango moni. Ahakoa waka nunui, ahakoa waka ririki, e rua rauna. Ma te waka wiini £ — „ „ hekana NGA TURE.
1. Ka tuhera enei Purei katoa, ki nga waka katoa o Aotearoa mete Waipounamu. 3. Ka tuhera tonu enei Purei mo te Whakauru i nga waka, a tae noa kite 17th onga ra 0 Mache. 4. Kite kore e tae kite toru nga waka.e whakaurua ki roto ki nga Purei katoa, e kore e tu tena Purei, engari e pai. ana kia neke noatu. 5. Kaore be utu mo te whakaurunga onga waka, 0 ia Purei, 0 ia Purei. Ko tenei enga Iwi, enga Hapu enga tangata katoa; kia takatu mai 0 koutou whakaaro, kite tawtpko, kite bapai ito tatou ra. Na Teone Peeti, . Tiamana. Ru Reweti, Hon. Hekeretari.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 6, 8 February 1898, Page 6
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537KO TE PUREI WAKA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 6, 8 February 1898, Page 6
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