Te Iwi Maori i te Tau 1883.
Kahore ano kia mohiotia kei te nuku ake ranei kei te hoki iho ranei te iwi Maori i te tau 1884, notemea no te tau 1883 enei e mau iho i runga ake nei.
,Tk Iwi. Noa Taakk. Noa Wahihe. Uumui Katoa n 0a Taahe HE HO A W A !J IN K. TeArawa.. 2,116 1,822 3,938 Muaupoko 45 36 81 Ngatiporou Ngatikahuhunu 2,428 2,656 1.953 2,074 4,381 4,730 Ngaiterangi 513 453 996 Ngapulii 3,106 2,458 5,561 Ngatimaniapoto 825 703 1,528 Ngatimaru 758 591 1,319 Ngatiawa 938 931 1,869 Ngatiraukawa .. 785 658 1,443 Ngatiruanui 392 377 769 Ngatiwhatua 285 202 487 Rangitaano 46 43 89 Te Rarawa 1,625 1,250 2,775 Taranaki 239 221 460 To Urewcra 992 858 1,850 Waikato 2,946 2,287 5,233 To Whanau-a-Apanui 411 337 748 AVhanganui 1,426 1,134 2,560 Te Wlmkatohea 334 291 625 Ngatipaoa 76 50 126 Nga Iwi'Maori o tera motu o te Waipounamu Wharekauri 1,121 • 940 2,061 65 CO 125 Te huinga katoatanga .. 24,058 19,729 43,789
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 9
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169Te Iwi Maori i te Tau 1883. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 9
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