NAMES OF OFFICERS NOMINATED BY THE DISTRICT RUNANGA OF THE BAY OF ISLANDS.
Names of Members of the Runanga. Names of Wardens. Names of Assessors. Names of Constables. Remarks. Ruhe Kingi Hori Kira Wiremu Kairu Maihi Uia Hundred of Hokianga Piripi Korongohi Mangonui Kerai. Wiremu Pou Hone Mohi Tawhai " Wiremu Tana Papehia. Rawiri Te Tahua wepiha. Te Ahi Mawhiti " Mihaka Tirarau " perana Taonui " Miaaka Tirana « Perene Taonui (« Wiremu Katene Hundred of Waimate Henare Marino <t ■ ■ Winiata « - Hare Te Heihei « Tuoro u Te Tane Haratua (( Hami Wawe ... «c Tjb Whare Tuhi*tubi (( - Wireinu Penene (t Kangaihi It Aperaharaa Hone - Matihera Rakau CI tt BapataHundred of Kororarekt PanaKereama u . jBeneEruera. «
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 23 May 1862, Page 22
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107NAMES OF OFFICERS NOMINATED BY THE DISTRICT RUNANGA OF THE BAY OF ISLANDS. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 23 May 1862, Page 22
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