TE PIRIMIA, ME TE (TUMUAKI O TE KIINGITANGA.)
KOIA TENEI. No te 12 o nga ra o Maehe ka tutaki a Hetana Pirimia, raua ko Timi-Kara, kia Tana Taingakawa te Waharoa, raua ko Tutua te Ngakau, me etehi atu o nga Rangatira i Hui ki Hukanui e tata ana ki Hamutana me Ngaruawahia i te takiwa o Waikato. KO nga PUTAKE tenei, i korero atu ai a Tana Taingakawa, ki taua Pirimia, i to raua kitenga i a raua.
1. Ko te Taake i nga whenua maori. 2. Ko te Ture muru i nga whenua Maori. 3. Ko nga Kara kuri ki nga tangata Maori. 4. Ko nga Ruuri i nga whenua Maori. 5. Ko nga Kooti Whenua Maori.
6. Ko nga whenua i riro i nga Kura mo nga tamariki Maori. 7. Ko nga Kai-whakawa Maori. 8. Ko te nama ate Maori, ki nga Pakeha. 9. Ko te hara ate Maori kite Maori.
Heoi i roto i enei ra, kei t# tatari atu i te whakarapopototanga o aua torero, a Tana Taingakawa, vaua ko ITotana, tenet ake to roanga.
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Paki o Matariki, 12 April 1894, Page 4
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180TE PIRIMIA, ME TE (TUMUAKI O TE KIINGITANGA.) Paki o Matariki, 12 April 1894, Page 4
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