WHAINGAROA.
The Ngatimahanga and the Ngatihourua, residing at this place, are busily employed in organizing their runanga for the dispatch of business, the civil institutions having been v&me&ibf ihesejjteople with entire wiisfao* iloilii.-..: ; r , ; . ; ,■ i; j v ,; ; ; After considerablespeecliifyiog, aod no deb»t«!)l« ground beviogbeetiutfiefi bjnay ef Hie ; <|WQkfirß —(ibe speeches oftfieMaQri ape'btppityjhtrt) Htfie elections took pJ&de wtM«ayity would elicit Ibe iraifoof Asu«*w«l .iiftaou rfiie XoUowiflg ak.ibe ■ / I of ?*• Aupa»&— 4&nePlrUu.* Members of the Runanga—Rihimona
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 6, 25 February 1862, Page 6
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121WHAINGAROA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 6, 25 February 1862, Page 6
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