Tan o o te Kawana, Poneke, Akatopa 16, 1865. |7~UA whakaae a te Kawana i i tenei ra kite whaks A mutunga ote mahi Kawanatanga a a Te Weera, Upoko Kawanatanga. Te Ritimona, Hekeretari o o te Koroni. Te Hiuera, Roia tumuaki o te Koroni. Pitihapeti, Kai tuku moni o te Koroni. Te Riharihana, Kai whakahaere tikanga Poutapeta Te Atikini, Minita whakarite tiaki mo te Koron Whititera, Minita mo nga Maori. Na te Kawana i mea kia tuhia.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 6, 10 November 1865, Page 14
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