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A TE UNO ittXSAnga o tiJkawana, E whakarite ana i te Takiwa o Mangonui . kia, ekengiaete " tyre mhakatakoto I'ika* nga U nga Takiwa Maori." G. Grey, Te Kawana. Ite Wbare o te Kawana, I Akarana, i te Hatarei, te 25 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1862, I reite Te Kawana, jratoa ko tona Ran a nga. NO te meai kiia oii te whakarite e te Riinariga Nui o N'iu Tiranl leiahi tore e buaina ana, "Ko te Ture wbakatakoto Tikanga ki nga Takiwa Maori, 1858/' a e mea ana tana Tare, e tika ana ma te Kawana raiou ko tona Runanga, i tenei wa i tenei wa, e whakariterite nga Takiwa bei mabinga * mo Tana Tare, Takiwa ia kabore ano te tikangaMabri i fcmto noar i runga: Na, tenei a te Kawana te mea net, lae te uru anometewhakaae ano lona. Rtraangaki teaei meatanga; ienei te whakarite karanga nei, ko tenei whenna ka tuhiaake nei, hei Takiwa hei taunga mo tana Tare: Ara ko nga wabl katoa i roto i enei robe: ka" tiihata Ite tajba ban raro ote tino Wabaipn o Herekino: karere atu i relra, maro tonu kite tibi a Matnigataniwba; Ita maro atu i reira,4ikatonn atu kite tabaki :te tonga «te awao.Wbaugaroa. Otira, e karaa aqa nga.wUeouakua :rtro Ia .teKtijni»,kr tote* ; A ka wF#ka#i3k:/ inaiaqei, }po te ;•*; 3fari, aMm* A; ka ano kia mana tenei wbaka.ritenga n« te is; ongaira o^puere, Ka'r tubituhiklteßunaß^,
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 28
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317Page 28 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 28
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