Te Korimako. " Kei te Atua to tatou piringa." AKUHATA 15, 1883.
He nui nga Pire e mahia nei e te Paramete, mo nga whenua Maori, mo teaha, mo teaha; engari, kotahi te Pire o te Kawanatanga e pairigia ake ana e te ngakau, ko te mea whakamana ite Komiti Maori. Te pai, he tuku atu ki nga Maori tetahi wahi mahi i roto i nga Ture o Niu Tireni. Kua kitea te mahitika o tenei hanga, o te Komiti Maori ki runga o nga ra o Hune ite tau nei. Ko Rangiuru te whenua i aumarotia i nga tau tekau ma toru, whakatete tonu te Pakeha raua ko te Maori; a, na te ata hahau marire i nga he, i nga tika, i nga kino, i nga pai, i nga pono, i nga hori, ka tatu tera ngananga a, maene ana nga tikanga ki nga Maori, ki nga Pakeha. Nga tangata o taua Komiti tekau ma rua; tokorua Pakeha reo Maori | i whakauruhia. Ko te kupu mo tenei tikanga whakatu KomitiMaori. he whakapai anake. '.' :
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Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1
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174Te Korimako. "Kei te Atua to tatou piringa." AKUHATA 15, 1883. Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 1
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