Nga Utu a kite Kawana me nga Minita i te tau.
Ma Ta Wiremu F. D. Hawoihi, te Kawana o nga moutere o Niu Tireni, e whitu mano e rima rau pauna ite tan, £7,500. Ma Bapata Te Xante, te Tumuaki o te Kawanatanga, kotalii mano e wliitu rau e rima tekau, ,£1,750. Ma Ta Huria Te Pokuru, Kai-tiaki-moni, Minita mo nga Poutapeta, kotalii mano e rua rau e rima tekau pauna, ,£1,250. Ma Te Riliariliana, Minita mo nga Malii-nunui, kotalii mano e rua rau e rima tekau pauna. Ma Te Paranilii, Minita mo te Talia Maori, kotalii mano e rua rau rima tekau pauna. Ma Te Tooro, Minita o nga Mahi Wliakawa, kotalii mano e rua rau e rima tekau pauna. Ma Te Pakere, te Hekeretari o te Koroni, kotalii mano e rua rau e rima tekau pauna, Huihui katoa nga moni e utua ana kite Kawana ratou ko nga Minita i te tau, kotalii tekau ma ono mano e rima rau pauna,
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 7
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164Nga Utu a ki te Kawana me nga Minita i te tau. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 7
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