KO NGA TIKANGA MO TE MAHI.
1. Ko nga mahi katoa kihai i whakaritea i roto i enei tikanga e takoto ake nei, ma te Tumuaki o te Runanga e whakarite. 2. Ko nga ra mahi mo te Runanga koia enei;—ko te Mane, te Turei, te Wenerei, me te Paraire, kite kabore e wbakaritea ketia e le Runanga. 3. Ko te tekau o nga haora i te ala ka noho le Tumuaki 6 te Runanga ki tona nohoahga, kite kabore, letahi atu baora i wbakaritea e te Runanga.. •4. Kite pabure le hawhe baora kolahi i muri ibo i le haora i kaiangatia nei, a kihai, i kitea mai te hunga toko ono hei whakarite
mo le Poarania kia nukubia ele Tumuaki o te Runanga le buibuinga ki le baora i whakarilea mo le aonga ole ra. 5. £ lomo noa mai le bunga wbakarongo korero ki enei buibuinga, ko le niea ia, ki te biabia telabi ole Runanga kia boki am ano taua hunga ki waho, me lono aiu ele Tumuaki kia boki ki walio. 6. Ka mum le whakaliua te inoi e whakarilea mo le Runanga, me korero, me whakaae nga luhiluhinga o lera buibuinga. 7. Ko nga kupu wbakaari kua oli i mua le wbakakile mai, ko konei wbakaarohia ai. 8. Ko nga kupu wbakaari mo lera atu buibuinga, me wbakakile mai i rolo i nga wa katoa e alea ana, be wbakapuakanga mai. 9. Ki le whakalika lelahi ole Runanga ki le korero, lie abu-atu lana korero ki le Tumuaki ole Runanga. 40. i\o nga korero whakahaere likanga katoa mo te Runanga ma le Tumuaki ole Runanga e whakaoti. .^, 44. Mate tumuaki ote Runanga 4p|a liliro le langaia e korero ana, kia lau tonu ana kupu ki ruriga ki le timatanga o tana korero, aua e kolili ke, aua ano boki telabi e whakararu i nga korero a letahi. 42. Aua e luarua te korerotanga ate (angaia i runga ite likanga kotahi, erangi ka-noho-komili te Runanga kite hiahia korero telabi, ko kona, wbakaaetia ai kia laki rua ona korerotanga. 13. Ko te kupu kua burihuribia, kua wbakaetia e le Runanga, auaka ano e luarua wbakaputanga mai i rolo i nga ra o taua Runanga, aki le wbakaaria, kite laulokona mai te kupu penei, auaka e wbakaaetia ete Tumuaki. 44. Aua e tirohia le kupu wbakaari a telabi, ki le mea e kore taua kupu e laulokona ake. 45. Kite whakakitea rnai telabi pukapuka wbakaari mo te wbakaritenga komiii whiriwbiri, me tuhituhi, ki taua pukapuka wbakaari nga ingoa o nga langata e liiahiatia ana mo taua komiii. 46. Aua e whakaaetia ete Runanga telabi Ture, kupu wbakariteriie ture 111, aba noa ranei, i te mea kabore ano enei likanga i wbakaritea. (f.) I kiia kia korerolia luatabilia. (2.) I hurihurilia takilabilia ete komiii wbakarite • te wbare kaloa. (3.) I ha pai nga i runga i te' likanga i korerolia a taua komUi; auaka ano hoki e wbakaputaia ketia elabi o nga likanga o letahi ture ile mea kabore ano- i komitiiia e tewhare kaloa.
17, Ki (e hiahia te Runanga kia apilia ano elabi «* Tikanga mo le mahi" ki enei kua lu nei, e ahei ano le pena e ratou.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 23 May 1862, Page 6
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532KO NGA TIKANGA MO TE MAHI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 23 May 1862, Page 6
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