I HEATIA KI TE WHARG 0 TE K\WANATANGA I AKARANA, r TE RUA TE KAU MA TAHI 0 NGA RA O lIURAE, 1859. I reha:— A Te Kawana, A Kanara Koura, | A Te Retimona, A Te Talterete. Ko le mea kua oti «e whakatakoto e le "Ture Whakarile Kooti Maori, 1858," kua raeinga kia tika ki tale Ture ma Te Kawana ratou ko lona Uunanga e whakarile, i lenei wa, i lenei \va, nga Takiwa hei launga mo laua Ture, hci nga Takiwa ia kahore ano le Tikanga Maori kia mutu noa i runga, a, e whakaputa ke hoki e whakakahore boki aua Takiwa. Na, tenei a Te Kawana te mea nei, mete uru ano mete whakaae ano tona Runanga ki tenei meatanga, tenei-te whakarite nei te karanga nei, ko tana whenua katoa e korerotiaana kei muri nei, ka meinga hei Takiwa taunga mo nga tikanga o taua Ture, ka huaina tona ingoa ko te Takiwa Maori o Ma-
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 16, 30 July 1859, Page 4
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159Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 16, 30 July 1859, Page 4
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