THE NGATIPOROU.
A communication has been received from Rangitukia, informing us that the natives of that place, "have offered a block estimated at 600 acres for a school site," and Other lands Tor different important purposes, which we need not noise particularly specify, but may have occasion to notice hereafter. Very liuJe is knqwn here of the Ngatiporou—thedescendanis of the great Hmerualiorp;; bytwejrust that our friends will'be more communicative, sotbat we may be able to publish soaje facts copcemjng tbem, that wili be credKable to their reputation, and interesting; 10, tbe public.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 12, 20 July 1862, Page 3
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92THE NGATIPOROU. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 12, 20 July 1862, Page 3
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