Te Minita Maori.
Kua kitea i roto i nga nupepa Pakeha kanui rawa te whakamoemiti o nga Pakeha ki nga whai-korero a Te Paranihi, te Minita mo te Taha Maori mo te pai, mo te tika o ana whakahoki i nga korero a nga rangatira o "Waikato i tona taenga ki Whatiwhatihoe i te 6 o nga ra o Pepuere. Ko ana kupu whakahoki enei, e "whakatika ana ahau ki nga whaikorero a nga rangatira e kii nei kia rite tahi te maha o nga mema Maori me nga mema Pakeha kite Paramete; tuarua, e tika ana mo nga mahi me nga ture a te Paramete o Niu Tireni kia rite tahi kia pera ano mete whakahaere a te Paramete o Ingarangi; tuatoru, e whakaae ana ahau a nga ra e haere ake nei kia kotahi tiati mete ateha hei noho i roto i nga Kooti Whenua Maori. He maha atu nga korero a Te Paranihi a he nui atu te tika o ana hamumu, kei runga anake i te tautoko i nga mamae o te iwi Maori e puta mai ana i nga whakahaere a te Kawanatanga o tenei motu.
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 4
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191Te Minita Maori. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 4
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