WHAKATURANGA I TE ARA O TE ATUA I HEKE KIO I O TATOU TUPUNA.
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hei Oranga mo nga uri o tatou Tupuna e Ora nei i naia nei, Ara hei Hapai i te Ture Whakahaere o nga Maori, i waenganui i nga Hapu o nga Motu nei, i a ratou whakamaori sno. ka maha ka maha nga Pitihana e tukua ana e nga iwi Maori kite Paremete o Nui Tireni, mo te Tiriti o Waitangi, ka ore i tixohia mai. Na reira ka paronaki te karanga a nga iwi o te Taihauauru, kia kotahi tatou katoa nga iwi Maori katoa o nga Motu erua nei. kite "Whakara ite Ohaki a o tatou Tupuna, ite Tiriti o Waitangi. mete Ture nui o Nuitireni, Rarangi 71 mete Rarangi 72. Kite rupeke tatou katoa, ka riromai to tatou Tiriti, me o tatou Mana Whakahaere. kite kore e whakae te Kawanatanga o Nuitireni, ma te Paremata o Ingarangi e whakae to tatou Tikanga. (1) me hanga he kirihipi i waenganui i nga*iwi Maori katoa o nga Motu erua nei, ka Haina katoa kia kotahi te iwi Maori. (2) me hanga, me tuku Pitihana kite Kawanatanga o Nui Tireni. kite kore e tirohia e tcnei Kawanatanga, me hari ki Ingarangi taua Pitihana. me haere nga Rangatira katoa, o ia Hapu o ia hapu. ko tenei Pitihana, ma nga Merna Maori katoa e tu nei kite Paremete e tautoko, e hari hoki ki Ingarangi. kite kore ratou aua Mem a Maori e tautoko i te whakaro a te iwi, me turaki nga Mema ka ore i hapai i nga tikanga o tenei Pitihana. ka tukua atu nei kia Haina nga iwi Maori katoa o te Motu.
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Paki o Matariki, 2 May 1907, Page 1
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500WHAKATURANGA I TE ARA O TE ATUA I HEKE KIO I O TATOU TUPUNA. Paki o Matariki, 2 May 1907, Page 1
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