HOUSE KAUHANUI.
AOTEAROA & WAIPOUNAMU.
The independent Royal Maori Power.
THE LAWS WHICH WERE PASSED
IN THE KAUHANGANUI, OF AOTEAROA, IN THE YEAR 1892, & 1893.
Shoot Titles
1 The Premier of the Kingdom. 2 The Opening of the Kauhanganui in May 8 The Matariki Mamikura or oath 4 The Chiefs 5 The Money of the Colony 6 The Seal of Authority 7 The Leasinges of Lands
8 All Lands in confusion ( Trouble) 9 The Lands of every Body 10 The Justice of peace 11 The Press 12 The Press Staff 13 Licenses to Stores (Goods ) J
THESE ARE, the short Titles to the Statutes which were passed in the House, by the gathering of Matariki, ankl Manukura on the 7th day of May, 1892, also 1893, on the 25th day of May, 1893. King Tawhiao was pleased to ' address tho Nations, allowed them to go to their peperate Homes: — This Releaseing of the Nations, King Tawhiao was only allowing the people to go home. But the Matarikis, Manukuras, and Whakamaramarus, had to stay and finish Business, as the term for the house, to' be open was two months, THE ANALYSIS,, of some of the statutes which were notified in the paper, of the 8 day of May, are not permanent. But these short titles, are to be Law which were passed by the gathering'of Matariki, Manukura, Whakamaramaru, T. T. RAWHITI. Secretary of the Kingdom. The Kachanganui, Maungakawa. Cambridge, NVaikato, July 25th, 1893.
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Bibliographic details
Paki o Matariki, Issue 9, 25 July 1893, Page 2 (Supplement)
Word Count
241HOUSE KAUHANUI. Paki o Matariki, Issue 9, 25 July 1893, Page 2 (Supplement)
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