Panuitanga.
Kua tino whakapumautia te Komiti o Te Aupouri, Tekao, Muriwhenua.
Tekao, Tihema 3, 1898. Kite Etita o te Tiupiri mete Komiti, kia ora, kia ora. Tukua atu enei kupu ruarua, ma te Tiupiri e tiri, atu kinga marae onga matu e rua Aote.aroa mete Waipounamu ara :—Noten*i ra Tihema 3, 1898, i noho ai te iwi nui tonu ote Aupouri, kite whiriwhiri, ite tahi komiti takiwa, hei awhina ite taonga anga Iwi, puta noa te motu, kua tapaa, nei te ingoa. ko Niu Tireni, ara ia te Tiupiri, i whakahaerea ano ia, inga kupu i roto i te Tiupiri nama 42, wharangi 2. Ae ra tino pumau rawa te tu otenei Komiti. Ete Etita, he patai. 1. Ka ahei ranei te Komiti kite tono Pepa, aua he moni e tukua atu, i te mea kei konei ano nga moni, ara kei te upoko t Me whakamarama tenei patai. 2. Epeheitia ana te tukunga atu onga moni ? Kati iho taku whakaatu, ite kupu ate komiti, me nga Patai. Te ingoa ote komiti ko te Komiti ote Aupouri Tekao Muriwhenua, Na M. T. Taurere.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 45, 22 December 1898, Page 14
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183Panuitanga. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 45, 22 December 1898, Page 14
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