Nky Plymooth, Wednesday The Waikato natives at Parihaka placed the King's flag at Te Whiti 's feet, ar.d ask<d h'm to be their ruler. Te W hiti deelir.<d the cffer, at he might not have power to c/mtiol mtn Viho were not livii.g with him. 'J he natives are feasting at Parihaka in gran d style. Mkorero i kitea ki roto ki ngaNnpepa Pakeha no roto i nga ra o Hurae nei. N U PABEMATA Wenerei. Te tapnga atu o nga Maori o Waikato ki Parihaka. wh akatakotoria ana e ana Maori, te Kara o te Kiingi, ki nga waewae ote "Whiti, me telti atu ano ko te Whiti, hei Ariki mo raton :—Heoi i whakakah oretia e te "Whiti tana kupn, i mea atu a te Whiti ki a ratou. Kaore he "Mana" ia ia ki te whakahaere i nga tangata Pera ano me nga mea kei te noho tahi i a ia. He nui rawa te Hakari a nga Maori i Parihaka.
KO TB EARANGI INGOA NGA KAI WHAK4KITE He whakaaturanga tenei, i nga Kaiwhakawa, o ia wuhi, o ia wahi; o nga wahi e kiia nei tona ingoa ko te Porotaka nama (1.) Ko Hori Parengarenga, o Matamata " Te Meera, o Maungatautari " Haaka Ngauaua, o Parawera " Ngaapu Paneiti, o Aotearoa " Mateaaere Kamaka, o Puniu " Te Mete Eaukawa, o Tauranga " Pateriki te Huiwhara, o Patetere " Hoera Nekewhenua, o Taupo Wairoa South " Wikite Karangi, o Waiheke " Hohepa Mataitaua, o Hanraki " Te Ripikoi Rawiri, o Waitakarum " Pohutubutu, o te Hoe-o-tainui " Pouaka, o Kawhia " Te Tahupo, o Aotea " Henare Tohora, o Kapetipci " Hetaraka te Koni, o Kaipara Etahi wahi o te Ture, mo nga Kaiwhakarite Whakawa, me nga Takawaenga, TUATAHI:—(Ko nga Kai-whakarite Whakawa) "Tona tikanga." He mahi tikanganui, he main Honore to enei tangata whaknhaore tikanga o te Ture, ko to Iwi hei whakatu i a ratou, ho mea titiro e ratou ki nga tangata tikanga pai, mohio! nianawanui ki to tika, hei tirntiro i ngsi hara e pi ni: i ki to. tangatn, kite kar.iivl.o, kite tuomjn. TUARUA:—(He Takawaenga.) ko totehi
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 3
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341Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 3
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