Kuini-tiriti.
I nga ra o Maehe ka maketeria etahi piihi whenua i Kuini-tiriti, i Akarana, ko te nui o tetahi, kotahi tekau ma toru putu te whanui, e whitu tekau putu te roa; a ko te utu o tenei wahi whenua, e rima mano e toru rau pauna ko te utu mo te putu, e wha rau pauna Ko tetahi o aua piihi whenua, tekau ma toru putu ano te whanui, e whitu tekau putu e waru inihi te roa; ako te moni i karangatia ai, e rima mano e rua rau pauna a kahore i tukua taua wahi whenua mo aua mano pauna. Heoi he whakamahara tenei kite iwi Maori kei porangi kite hoko atu i o ratou hea i roto i nga taone itemea kaore ano kia nui te taone. Engari me pupuri tonu kia tae rawa kite wa e raruraru ai nga Pakeha kite rapu turanga whare-toa mana, katahi ano ka makete ai, penei e kite ano e tae te utu mo tona wahi whenua ki nga mano pauna irunga nei, a e tae kite hia tekau mano pauna ranei meheme he nui atu te whenua.
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Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 8
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189Kuini-tiriti. Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 8
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