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3A01-01_Part_2-089.png:image/png: 3A01-01_Part_2-089_thumb.png:image/png: 3A01-01_Part_2-089_screen.png:image/png: 3A01-01_Part_2-090.tif:image/tiff: 3A01-01_Part_2-090.png:image/png: 3A01-01_Part_2-090_thumb.png:image/png: 3A01-01_Part_2-090_screen.png:image/png: Royal visit to Turangawaewae (press clippings) 3A1/2 Loose sheets, foolscap, mounted press clippings. News on Royal visit to various places from 11 November 1953 – 29 January 1954 from the Auckland Star, Evening Post (Wellington), New Zealand Freelance, New Zealand Herald, New Zealand Observer, New Zealand Truth, Standard, Sun Herald, Sydney Morning Herald, Taranaki Daily News, Waikato Times, Weekly News, Wanganui Herald. English, Māori, typed and hanwritten

1 3A01-01_Part_2-000.png 3A01-01_Part_2-000.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-000.tif 574741 PNG 1696 1385 575KB 3A01-01_Part_2-000.png 3A01-01_Part_2-000.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-000_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 100 82 png 3A01-01_Part_2-000_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 500 408 PagedImage Letter from Bishop of Waikato 19531213 Bishop of Waikato The Bishop apologises for the late reply of letter from %th December where Pei enclosed the proposal for HRM the Queen visiting Turangawaewae. States the proposed visit will not go ahead. Mentions spiritual welfare of Maori in his care and the inspirational leadership of Reverend Wi Huata Turangawaewae Royal Visit Tikanga Letter English Hamilton Tūrangawaewae unrestricted Bishop of Waikato Reverend Wi Huata HRM Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Pei Te Hurinui Jones <pre> From the Bishop of Waikato </pre>

2 3A01-01_Part_2-001.png 3A01-01_Part_2-001.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-001.tif 2412749 PNG 1724 2665 2.413MB 3A01-01_Part_2-001.png 3A01-01_Part_2-001.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-001_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-001_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 323 500 PagedImage Proposed Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae, 1953. Aide Memoir 19531217 Pei Te Hurinui Jones Covers details of King's Council of Elders Meeting at Turongo House 10.30pm, 17th December 1953 concerning debate on King Koroki attending the Royal Visit to Waitangi. Reports on reception for visiting party of Polynesian Islanders. Matters around Loyal Address from King Koroki to HRM Queen Elizabeth. Documents his health issues. Tikanga Aide Memoir English, 2 pages, 6 x copies restricted Covers details of King's Council of Elders Meeting at Turongo House 10.30pm, 17th December 1953 concerning debate on King Koroki attending the Royal Visit to Waitangi. Reports on reception for visiting party of Polynesian Islanders. Matters around Loyal Address from King Koroki to HRM Queen Elizabeth. Documents health issues. Royal Visit King Koroki Waitangi Polynesian Islander Reception Health issues Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Turongo House King Koroki King's Council of Elders HRM Queen Elizabeth II Prime Minister Holland Piri Poutapu Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae <pre> Proposed Royal Visit to Turangawaewae 1953 Aide Memoir December 17, Posted on Wellington express letter of 15th December to the Prime Minister re Royal Tour - (Turangawaewae). On return received telephone message to attend meeting of King's Council of Elders at Turongo Rouse (15 ) Pound Council awaiting me in dining room of Turongo House. Advised that matter would be only of brief duration. I had asked what was the nature of this discussion, as I had been interrupted when writing. The discussion was opened by Piri Poutapu, and the subject was that the King was not to go to Waitangi. The speaker said that he had called the meeting in order to obtain unanimous decision on the question of going to Waitangi, he had been in the company of King Koroki most of the time during the past week, and he was certain that the King was not in favour of the Waitangi visit. Other speakers followed, and it soon became obvious that there had been a complete volte-face on the part of those Elders (eight in number) who had resolved on December 15th that the King should go to Waitangi. Instead of the meeting continuing as a meeting of the Council of Elders, the doors were opened and practically all the older people of the pa, including women, participated in the discussion. Most of the time the discussion was acrimonious, I being accused of bringing pressure to bear on the King, and even after all the negotiations had been recounted, the meeting, on the motion of.,2i.,A.?,4' unanimously resolved that there was to be no Waitangi visit. fie e appealing in vain, and upbraiding them by saying that it appeared to me, there was not one King but all of them who had supported the resolution was setting themselves above him, I concluded by saying that, firstly, I had (1) consulted King Koroki on Sunday before meeting the Northland representatives, and he had expressed himself as being prepared to go to Waitangi, (2) King Koroki's statement was later announced by re in Mahinarengi House in the presence of the Northland representatives and a large attendance of Turangawaowae people, the upshot being that, on the motion of the Rev. Semi Rihna, seconded by Tuwhakaririka Barton, it was unanimously resolved that the Waitangi visit was to take place, and the Arawa people were to be advised accordingly, a draft of a letter to the latter bang read by me. The Northland delegates thanked the King and the Turangawaewae people for the decision. The meeting closed with prayers by the Rev. E. Eihimona, (3) A meeting of the King's Council of Elders vats held in Manawaroa House on December 14. There was long discussion, during which all aspects of the negotiations with the Government were considered, and the question of the visit to Waitangi considered from all angles. The meeting ended at 2 a. the following day with the passing of a resolution by the showing of hands, the voting being eight against two, in favour of going to Waitangi. ,The resolution was to be submitted to King Koroki for his final approval. C/Csawawekt- ') December 15, After a reception to the visiting party of Polynesian Islanders, and before their return that evening, a meeting with King Koroki was arranged by me at the request of the Rev. Ngapaka Kukutai, chairman of the Council of Elders. This took place on the verandah of Turongo House in the afternoon. After I had recapitulated the proceedings of the Council the previous night, and after members had spoken asking the King to express his own opinion, the King addressed the meeting, saying that the decision was that he was going to Waitangi. Dec ember 17e - ) I left the meeting of this date at 3 on December 18th. Returned 0 to Turongo House to advise Council of Elders that in view of the resolution I found myself unable to bring my mind to bear on the matter of a Loyal Address to Zueen Elizabeth, which they had asked mo to compose. I told them they would have to do it themselves. This appeared to take them by surprise, and they became very conciliatory in an attempt to persuade me to carry on with the preparations for the Loyal Address. I replied that that was quite impossible, left the meeting a second time in a perturbed frame of mina, and was unable to get any sleep during the remainder of the night. </pre>

3 3A01-01_Part_2-002.png 3A01-01_Part_2-002.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-002.tif 1869171 PNG 1734 2673 1.869MB 3A01-01_Part_2-002.png 3A01-01_Part_2-002.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-002_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-002_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 324 500 PagedImage <pre> 2. December 17 contd. I had teen engaged since yesterday morning in the composing of an important letter to the Prime /Sinister which I started on the night of the 15th. at midnight. Had since beer. involved in Reception to Pacific Islands people, which took form of formal nurse speechmaking, an afternoon interlude in Eahinarangi whore impromptu items were given by hosts and visitors; followed with a social and dance in the Kimikimi Hall. I did the compering of the items, which included two items from the Programme for the nebulous Royal Visit. The Vapors of Hamilton and Ngaruawahia, together with fifty odd European friends of King Koroki and the Turangawaewae people seemed to thoroughly enjoy the social, dance and supper in Turongo House, which was followed with a most enjoyable interlude of Island items - songs, dances and dramatic performance of some classic Polynesian legends.- De.:ember 18; Dr. Thorburr attended me (First medical check up for 7 years) Later in the morning I sent for Tuwhakaririka 5arton, who arrived with his wife at 10 The night's events were related to him, and he proceeded to Turongo House, where he found the people still discussing the Waitangi visit. Later the Rev. N. Xakutai arrived to say to Tuwhakaririka that last night's resolution had been set aside, and that the King's visit to Waitangi was to take place, also that transport arrangements to that end were being attended to. This decision was communicated to me by Tuwhakaririka, to whom I said that I wanted him to have it confirmed by King Xoroki, and that I would wait until he had reported to me as to his interview with the King. Had not had any medical attention since my hospitalisation for a severe duodenal operation by Sir Garrick-Robertson at Hater hospital, Mt. Eden, seven years ago. (The foregoing was distatod by me to Eric Ramsden) NOTE: What follows was typed by me, after leaving my sick bed. December 19, I sent for Rev. VI Hunts yesterday, but there was no answer to phone ring. Wrote letter to His Lordship Bishop Holland, Hishopscourt, Hamilton. Feeling much better after a long Sleep following treatment last night with a sleeping draught as prescribed by Dr. Thorburn. Will endeavour to complete draft for Loyal Address King Koroki and :al/MA peoples. And Reply will also be drafted. The Loyal Address and Reply will, I think, hare to be in two forms - One fora for handing over on Turangawaewae Horse, if "Rose Curtain" and "Kowhai Curtain" arc gently parted and moved aside by a gracious Royal hand, and we are able to look into the face of Elizabeth II and her devoted and gallant husband, the Puke of Edinburgh - both descendants of Queen Victoria of great renown; and Symbolic, too, of the might Ind majesty of the British Crown.) King Koroki left Turangawaewae this morning. die had solicitous inquiries from King Koroki and the Hori Paki family from Hently. Phones to both households 'so say that 1 was now engaged on Loyal Address. Dear old Rate Bra, hore Pans wife, was very relieved and happy. The Pickering family, George Saroet, (, mile from Marne) have been wonderful and have cared for me in a summer beyond the power of words to tell. </pre>

4 3A01-01_Part_2-003.png 3A01-01_Part_2-003.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-003.tif 2567449 PNG 1783 2703 2.567MB 3A01-01_Part_2-003.png 3A01-01_Part_2-003.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-003_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 66 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-003_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 330 500 PagedImage <pre> 'Vaasa has/ flat a TOZNRAWMAWMP 55 Aide isoar December 17, Posted alfollington express letter of 15th December to the Prime Minister re haul leer (Tereesemesea). On return resolved Walesa message to attomi meeting et ging email f flare at Turas. Was (15 ) Peat Canal awaiting n in dining rem et Tama lease. Mated that natter would he ealy of tole! duration. I MI send last wee the atmre of this dieousalea, as I bed bees internalsd whom sating. the dismal. was opened by Pint Postage, sad the frobjeot as that the nag was met to ge to Waitangi. She speaker mad that he had milled the mestlas in order to obtain ambleas doelalen en tim ssosties of going to Waitangi, be bad been in like camas, of King Ihrehl art et the time aria the pat week, end he was arta' that ta Zia am net in tawar of the Waitangi visit. Other speakers follemna, and it sea lama obviate that there had beat a amplete volew ea the pert of those Elders (eight la number) who bad resolved en December 15th that the Zing Ahead ge telniteesi. Tata of the meeting antimans as a mating of Vol ftemell et Alders, the deers wore opened sad praetioally all the older pospls fa the pa, ineluding 11104114 partiapated in the Aleaussion. Meet et the time the timeassieu as serimeniees, I bola teased of bringing paha. Is bear a the /la, sad even after all the negotiatiena had beau reed/untied, the meeting, a the maim e47ofi.,t015p;:.;.17 that Vow, was to lo me Waitangi is' aim, ad eplisaaieg that by laying that it appeared te no, there ma met ao but all of thee who ea supported the resolution wea setting themselves above kin, I e aluded by saying that, firetly, I had (1) seasalted ISng Deal ea Sunday haters seating the 'fertilised reprosentdtives, and he had expressed himself am being prepared to go to Waitant (2) ring Ihreki s statement loss later esmounosee by as ha wainarenci Rousethe proem. et the Worthlemi representatives and large attendesse et Turscassieswee people, the upshot being that, on the notion of the Rev. Rai Miasma, mmoonded by reshaariribe Parton, it was unaasouely resolved that the Waitangi visit was te take plea, and the brews people were to be advised mmeereingly, a draft of a letter to the letter bag reed by e. the Werth/ea delegate. Saimaa the Sag gel the l'oroapr000roo people for the desietee. Phi atlas algal with payer, by the Rev. 1. Rihimona, (5) A meeting of the ein s Oanell of eiders aro. held is leas ,area louse an December 14. rOomo was a lemg disoussima, during dish all spate of the negotiatime with the Goveraumet wee anmidera, ad the question of the visit a leitens- eanadered free all angles. Pa mating ended at 2 the fellala day vit the pasta of a reselutim by the shoeing of hale, the voltiag being eight asellert two, in layer of going a lisiteasi. The resolutientma to be abuitted to Kies lereld ter his final approval. Deomater 1St After a reception to the viatia party of Pelynalaa Islanders, al before their ream that evening, a meeting vith tine Prat as arraeged bar me at the request of the Rev. imam Tanta, ohairmee of the Canal of Elders. this toth plea ea the verandah of Parana Ihmee in the aftermaa. After I halbreeepitalated the primp of the 041 the praises eight. ma attar members had spend able; the ling to express hi. sue pales, the Sims addressed the impala, aria that the aeleleema that helms sang to Waitangi. I loft the meeting of this date at I en Ommeber 10th. Ps. armee 0 to Parma Isms to advise Pistil et Ilan that is view et the resolution I twat pelf unable to bring wand to bear a the matter of a opal bidruss to Chteen lliaboth, vas). boy had abed se to ampose. I toll them they would hare to a it themselves. ie appeared to tales them by arprise, sad they beams very analletery in ea attempt to pervade ne to parry St with the prearaleas for the loyal AAAr000. I replied that that wan eats impossible, ant left the meeting a famed time is a perturbed trawl stead, ail was sable to get nay sleep daring the rasiader lathe nigh </pre>

5 3A01-01_Part_2-004.png 3A01-01_Part_2-004.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-004.tif 1845751 PNG 1739 2662 1.846MB 3A01-01_Part_2-004.png 3A01-01_Part_2-004.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-004_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-004_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 327 500 PagedImage <pre> Domeher 11 met I lad hem' e tegel Mao yesterday marten in the 'mopeds' theme as ingertrat letter t. the Prime Minister whisk I started ea the might et the 11th. at midnight. Mad Moen Men levelved is Resettle too Pasitle Islands pestle. 'leek took fern of formal mares speeehemicleg. as allonmos late-lade is Idelnereagi whore impreettat item were given by Mats sad visitors. followed wit/. a medal amd Mae. la the Iflaikird /All. I did the entering of the items, sleek iselouled tin item free his egrown for the sellulew Royal Visit. The Mayers of/Willem end Ilymutiommida? ingather with fifty eld larepem friend,. of King Isoroki sit the Toraagawaerae people emend too thereully sajoy the emiel. Ames end ssppsr is Tuna. limn, orkilla wee followed with a newt natryslole laterlade of Wand items tangs, dames eel dramatis performonse at mine elands PelynoolanlegendsmN(.ever December 10. Dr. There're attended me (Ain't medical hook op Mr T years) later is the mersisg I met for eveinimaririba Dumas, elm arrived with his wife at 10 a,a. The nightie estate were related to hen. and he proseeded to Terence Bosse, wt ere he Nand the people still diewassiag tkeltaitsagl visit. Later the Rev. N. Illaketal arrived te OW to Twohabaririko, that last nightie reselstioa Ind bees sot aside. end that tie Bay's visit to welteogi wee to take plass, else that transport arrasgeseate tow that sad were bated attended to. this desielma WAD ommeesioated to sa by Twehanuririet, Modem I mid that I voted him to , it umairma by and ineki, and that I moult welt satil he had reperte4 to me as to his Interview with the Meg. Mad sat hod may melee' attention aims ay hospitelisatien for a severe deeinmal operation by sir Oarrieteoertesa at Mater Hospital, S. am. seven years ago. (the teregoiag ewe distated by as to Irie Jisaaaaa) IOU, What allows was typed by as, after leaving my aisk bell. bss I seat for hew. Ai ]Heats yesterday, but there was se sas to phone ring. Wrote letter to His Lordship Bishop Hellead. bishort. honied suet better after a lead deep fallowing treatment last night alit eleopleg dreaght as preseribod by Dr. Wherbers. Will menveur is gantlet draft for Loyal Address by Dag herein said Weisel emplee. dad Lgly will al so be drafted. TM loyal Mimeo sad Reply will. I think, have to le is two femme - awe Isis tar heading ever ea Toraagammowoo Mr. 1: "Dose Ourtale and "Lemke/ Certain" are gently parted aad navel olds by a greoless Nepal hand. and we ors able to look late the fate of Illisaboth II and her devoted amid gallmat hesteed, the Date of DiUsbargto loth dsst. of Lea Wisterin of great Mama, and Spinel/0, tee. of tie might Lai awlesty et OM Witt" prows.) Wing loreki left Totraagemmene kiseg. lave had wolieitons ingoirie free ilag leroki and the Mori Paki tinily free Wetly. Awes to both household. to say that I was me mimed ea lapel Address. pear aid Raukuro, Mere Paki's wife, we very relieved and happy. Vas Pickering fimaily. George Street. ( ails tree Mares) have bees wonderful and have eared for me is a manner beyond the paver of words to tell. </pre>

6 3A01-01_Part_2-005.png 3A01-01_Part_2-005.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-005.tif 2575917 PNG 1713 2656 2.576MB 3A01-01_Part_2-005.png 3A01-01_Part_2-005.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-005_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-005_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 322 500 PagedImage <pre> remeed Mosel That te rat7161110411 ISM Aids Moir Deomb r 171 Posted ea Wellington :pros letter of 15th locember to the Prime Minister re Moil Tour (terowevoence). On ream roodved telepheee passage to attend meeting of king's ceuneil if 'leers at /lump Meese (1 ) /Pod Ommil smiting me in dialog rem of Terme Nemo. Adieleed that natter weal be ealy ef erica deratten. bed embed whet me the esters of this diseueeiem, as I hod bee interreptal ohm writing. The Aimussimou mimed by Piro Peatage, wed the subject was that the 'Magma net to go to Waitangi. speaker mil that be bad called the meetimg lo order to ettein usaailem Meister en the gmestien ef going to lealtm414 be had Um is the osmemy of King Mush meet of the time holug the met week, end hems wham that the leg WWI sat in tomer f the Waitangi visit. Other speehere follmot, red it coos become ebvime that there had Mee a emapleto mite-foul ea the pert at these eliers (eight is amber) Me bad reeelved en D WIMPOf Seth that the Ileg shell ge teleiteneL. testes of the meeting oentiottag as a meetimg of the Gemmed f ladies, Me deers were epemed and practioelly all the elder people of the pa, imeleding mom participated in the discussion. Most f the time the diseassim wee Lrimaieus, I being accused f bringing presser, to beer pa the pngt. amid even after ell ,the no stious bad boo mounted, the mortise, en its motion of,440224.,tf wwwwiwom17 "weakly.' Matthehs b so Aftitax41. visit. /71, ing in vela, sad weddis thee by saying that it sped te ea, there was net see ilag Mt ell f them Ur had snorted the reselutiee was setting themselves Above his, I eseelated by saying that, firstly, I had (1) emenIted hag Wald ow Sunday before motieg the Werth/sad representtives, mod he had expressed himself ao being prepared to go to emiterci, (1) ring Ieroki's statement me later anaevaim t by me La lechinArengi louse in the promo of the Nerthleme representatives mod a large atteculaan of Turenamateme pools, the melts beimg that, m the wetter et the liev. Mon/ Ribbon,. s eeded br Teldoleuirita rtes, it was luminously resolved that the Waitangi visit was is take place, and the Um. people were to be advised meordingAy, a draft ef a letter to the latter bag read bye. rho Merthleme elegisesi thumbed the fing end the reresgeweeme people for the deeielem. The meeting Wooed with prayer, by the Pew. N. Pihimeee, (5) A meeting t the Uses Manion of elders mem held is lemmerea Roues m Deeember 14. There me a Long dissuasion. Oaring whisk all aspects of Me negotiations with the Goverment were ensidered, sad the gaieties of the visit tellaitaagt me flerod fres all eagles. The meetiag Med at 2 the fellowieg Twit the passing et a resolution by the Mewing of hands. Me voting being eight agaieet two. in favour if going teltwitangi. rho moieties me to be aubeitt d le ring Isrek1 fir his fine/ approval. A) Deomher 15, After a reeeptim to UP, visiting party of Pelpieeien Islanders, sad hoar. their rotors that evening, a meeting with ring broil was arranged by me at tie request of the Rev. nerd. lakatei, Meiners of the Ommil et Alegre. Phis pet plow ea the verandah of raw Imes to the afternoon. Alter I keeprecapitulated the proosedings of the omit the previme night. aid after members had spoken making the ling to express his em elision, the nag ad/Iroise the meeting, saying that the desists was that he me pikes Itan. Dmemb r 11, I left the meeting of tide date at 5 a.,. en De ember lath. Metuned 0 to Tomo Souse to advise Douneil of Mire that in view et tie resolution I found myself amble I. bring waled to bear en the setter Of 0 loyal Address to queen 211seteth, Mita', they hal O4014 OM I. I told them thermal have I. de it themselves. rota 01Woi to tehe them by uprise, mid they tomes very emoilielery La en ustOPPO to Pos'oull to eerry on with the preparoWsee ter the loyal AMVOINI. 1 replied IMO that me mite imp witle, sc. left the meting a mewed tine la a perverted ',OM of MM. iodine Noble to get My sleep daring the ramilader of tie M. </pre>

7 3A01-01_Part_2-006.png 3A01-01_Part_2-006.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-006.tif 1851285 PNG 1698 2649 1.851MB 3A01-01_Part_2-006.png 3A01-01_Part_2-006.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-006_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-006_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 320 500 PagedImage <pre> S. Deoesber if coati. I had tom oassigoi elope yortserday sorties is Abe wwyeades of iapertes we importest letter te the SVime 111mieter thigh I started ma the silt at taw, lob. at adattAte Mad rises teem involvoi is lueeeptlea te Pssifls Lamed( people, dunk teak term ef Canal acts opeeebosielms, ea aftermoes isterlude in 11aktaaresdi where ispemesphe itswe wore gives beets sad visitors, filleted oil a metal sat 610041, is the Tieiklat Sall. I did thi sesperiag of the items, doh isoluded two item. free the Pressemme far the nebulous loyal Visit. Ths Mayers of Hamilton ant dgaromeehia, together with fifty odd European friends of King lorati sad the Tnraegeentewee people awned to therweghly sajey the swish, chase end sapper In furoaso Bross, which was followed with a moat anjtoyablo istarlsils of Island items - asap, es wit "matt. perPermsnoe of ewe olasade Pollemodom December 18, Pr. Mortara attested., (Sint modioel shook up ter 7 years) Later in the terming I soot far Tookokartriks Barton, who arrived with alewife at 10 Tie might', event. wore related to him. sal he pessimist 4 Turcop levee. where he resod the people still dloesesims the Metteagi visit. Later the Nov, M. dokstai arrival to sty to Twatralb-rlrika that lasts sIg-is, resalstlen had bass tablas, al that the Wises visit to Waitangi ,arm to talcs plans, 1110 alma arseafara arrange/wt. to that sud wore betas earteated be. This deeditem vas owassokieated to me by Tundwieweirike. tomb. I said that I sestet Lis M have it oonfirmed by tin Sarehl. ant that I mould 'sib stall ho bad reported to me as to his interview with the King. tied mot had way teal atteatios eisoe my hompiialieatiam for a severe deedemal operation by Sir Darrish-Robertees at Mater Borpitel, St. Mete awls years Sr. (The 'freesias sae distated by me te aria Seaudea) Mrs What follows vas typed by me, after learlag wy shah bet. Deoember ids I meet Per Rev. II Meta yesterday, bat tiers wee me mower to phew, ring. Wrote Utter to U. lordship Beals Mellott. BlehOpeweurt, Kamilten. Stellar =eh better after a less sleep trealawat last night with a eleeplag revisit as presoribed by Jr. finevars. Will emiteerver to 'owlet draft fee loyal atdrose by vise Drabs sad Taissi peoples. bed Reply will aloe be drafted. The Isla/ Mallirmwo sad Reply will. I Ibist, hews to he in toe Dorms - Qa SOCK /Or booftag over on TarIPAVIMPINIAI Iftvas, If 'Reim Sartain' mad "teshai Curtain" are s eatly parted iamb moved aside w a greats.' Royal head, ends' ere able te left Lobe lb, few, of Aimaketh IA ant her devote sad sallmet hastiest. the Dabs of Itiftbersh bath descendents of ChwewVieterie of great remises, mash Symtolie, tee, of the might sad majesty of the lashed: Creme.) fl Ibrolei loft Yliruparamille this tersias. Amos had solieltema Assaisime fret Sias DEINati and the Hari Pahl tinily fun Neatly. Theme te loth househelds to say that I was saw meet ma Leyel Addxosa. Dear old Amhara. Were Pahl., wife, vas very relieved and hippy. The Sleheriag sadly. Seers treat. (Steidle tree Three) hove base tmeldmrthl sad hove eared for to ha glummer bryoad the pole of lords to tail. </pre>

8 3A01-01_Part_2-007.png 3A01-01_Part_2-007.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-007.tif 2501549 PNG 1701 2652 2.502MB 3A01-01_Part_2-007.png 3A01-01_Part_2-007.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-007_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-007_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 321 500 PagedImage <pre> paten /loyal Plat 1a taresammossoe 111/2 Ihmoir Pootod set Wellingtim =prim Uttar t left newsmen, to the Primo mister re Irma fear - (Termigenuessas). Oa ratan resolved taints. memo ft attend seeds 'fling's mammon et 1st. as Ivrea. tease (13 g.) Pienri mall waiting as La Salmi ram et turssgs Items. Agisissi that natter small Ws only of titer duratima. bad mired Ammo the attar, et this dissussima, as I bed bema latompted whoa writing. Om dissuasion vas gamed by Piri Testaga, and Ike satjest vas at the ties vas art te p to awitaagi. The speaker sail that be had gelled the needs la order to otAmim sineadasea dieirlea the lossUss of pug to lealtmagl, be had been if a ommemay of lift kers meet of the time during to pest svelte and bosom aortal at Use "Magus. ass is firrear sr the Waltimi01 Mbar speakers follered, mid it seem lemma elvelsom that ere Lad lima a simplete asks.-taw en the pert of throe Idlers (sight in umber) vbe had resolved ea Deomater lift that tbe Slag deep p to Mallengl. Instead of the smelt esetimmg a a omitted trite ammt212 et laden. a deers ware mamma sal prastioally ell tbo alter pimple et the pa, inaladima amiss, pertielpated lathe dieovesien. Mss sot IOW the disessalaamas terinemlass, I telag wisest et triaging pressers to War ma tae Stag, tad eves after all the mogotistimie had Wes sweated. Oho mootiag, es Onetime 1'04mimnlammily resolved that lbw, emu to be no ask visit. ' bawds, me stabesttisi thus for saying that it Is me, troves set s11a Timg boa all of sot had simpertod Ms ropolutles vas Wag tbsoisoleso above Mai i mmolnAird V/ saying that, firstly., I had (1) sennelted Stag sea ea tenday beam mitUng the reamed represostatives, fir be bad impressed himself as tiling pr parse le go to liiitaagli (3) Slag Minh Otsstemmt vas later emesureed hype la liablaanmst Pease la the preemme falba Nerisklasal reproesalmtives and largo attemdmee of lareegommene pool the robot tides that, oaths noting of tam lerr. Meal alklmems. emended wtioasiaririks Marten. it tea unmetammily resolved lb the elitessl visits. Is tabs plasm, and the Arena people were to be advised aseeneingly? a draft et a letter le the latter WOE read hy MI6 lerthirme deleastes thanked the nag sad the Turaagnmamme psegio ter the doeisiem. The nestle( (aimed vitt prayers by the Iev. X. libinena, (I) A nesting at lir limes Oeunall et Mare saga held la lememarea amuse sa Deem, 14. There yea Led dIsesumise. daring width all aspects at the aagetlatimos with the teverenemds veva eseeitered, end the easetise et. visit to eisaeldered from all Nagle. The sestise ended at 1 the killertug y Biqa time pandas eta reselsidas Ty the eirmilog thanks, the vet, tales sight sots Ism in Amor of gaimg to Maltungl AU reseletlamma te to ouleitted to ling, Xenia fortis final app owl. 4 Deesater is, After a mortis., to a visiting party of Polyabotoa Meador", amt before their Maass bas arming, a smetlag dad nag reeelit vas arramemt Or uo at the request forth. ass. ligognim labetal? etalrema et VW Oa mae11 et Slaws. Ms to Same ea the vevandah of /trump knee La the mfteramel. After I beepesapleilatod the prvoesalage of the Osman the previews night, and alternators had Oben asking the Slag Ss empreeo boa emn splodge. tho mg addressed tae meeting, saying that dealalsavaa that house setae 242/kit40411 Peemabor 1st the motifs( t sole date et I ma Demoshar lett. Ie. Issued o to Timone lease to Ommail et alders that La nice of the rmaibetisa I amid oriole able to triag q sand to bear on tie meteor of a loyal Address I. sea Illsabelby Leh thsy had asked me te sepses. I told this they Wald bare to do 11 themoolves. Ibis gpsared to tube ma hy murpriao, sad limy team. very oimmillmbory la en attempt to perseade me to marry ea al the proparaidoes fur the loyal Alarms. I replied that stews alto hipessihies real lett the meeting a seemed limo in perterield from of alai, end mks usable I. get may sleep rift the paella, iil'the Matt. </pre>

9 3A01-01_Part_2-008.png 3A01-01_Part_2-008.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-008.tif 1856313 PNG 1700 2650 1.856MB 3A01-01_Part_2-008.png 3A01-01_Part_2-008.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-008_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-008_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 321 500 PagedImage <pre> a. feember 17 asstd. 2 had bra alleged slime yesterday 'semis( is the mapeelas et 1111P rb- ea ispertmet letter te the Priam Minister whisk I started as Me aid- et the lick. at aldnieit. Bei slum been imelvet in Reesplies to Patina Menlo people. 'lash bah fern of termal ears, speeehmehiag. an aftmemea taterlede in lhhiserengt uteri inpremtu item wore alma by Mete mod visitors, filmed with a metal ant demo la the risikud all. 2 lid the omperkag f the item, wide impluded two item its the Pregreasee for the uskulaeo Royal Visit. 2be Myers of lOsiltest and Igertmakta? together with fifty sae Istrepaut Maas 41r flag foraki sad the Tareagewomme people maned to thoroughly miry the stale Mane ma yapper in bump Meuse. wash was followed with a met sajorAble interliale et 2s/and item. - grip. dames mid =tie partase et see elonaLe hemeeher lit s Dr. Marker attendee. (Kral medical skeet up tor 7 years) later ta the marring I nit far Tembeharirika Marla. who arrived with hie wife at 10 16 2he eight'. events mere related te May sad he promoted to 'maw name. ehere be Deal the people still atamistng the esimagi Via. later the OW. V. kin-al arrived May te Tembehaririks then last sight,. reselMina had Mum eat aside. mad the the flag's visit to Vaiteast was to take puss. else that trumpisek arrangements to that wed were Maas attended te. Isis deMsten wee mumadested te m by rigehalteririka. te whim I mid the I misted hka to ham it smarm by Slag ameki. eel Met I mold mat mail be bed reported le no aa te his interview lath the Ong. lea apt bad my nedisal atteatim slam egrbeepitalisatim tar a sever disedrial operation by Sir aerrietebertemt at tater Itemital. M. May awe years (The foregetag was distated by as te late Ilmedes) ga22, What fellows me typed Wee. titer leaving my eh bed. DIMOLUIT SO, I root ter Am. II Mute retarder. bet there was os mimes M phut riot. Met letter le xis larightp niabsp Selland. bishemmert. fiesiltan. Peeling nosh bettor after a loft sleep follooloa Orooloorn last night with a gambit druegkt as preseribed kr Roe Iketkofou will eadeavear te emplete draft fie loyal Address by Xiog Xiorfari ma Tahiti 10 Plee. tad amply will else be drafted. the 1/Sol Wrens end wryly wall. I this. here In be in two team - ant rum tOr butetet ever on laraegameneme num. it ae shads" end mamba Glutei" are potty parted mad moved aside byagraelem Atrial haat, maim are able to leek late the tans et atimbeth II end bar devoted wad gel eat hasbaml, the pat of Balatergb - both demeadente of glees rioter," a groat rams, ma Imbelle. tee, it the eight and malealw et the MASA Cram.) flag hared left terengenamme this morning. lam bad 0,1101t000 loguiries tam Slag Morelli mad the Bari Pall Amity boo Mistily. Phooey am lath households to say that I 4,4 MOW MORPO oR Wye). ACM. Dear old inthure. Mere Pabi,owilb. was very relievedsad happy. The Pleheriag Mere Street. Nilo free Dace) have beemissolbereal am hove wired firm is a gamer befelli the pewee Grimed to tell. </pre>

10 3A01-01_Part_2-009.png 3A01-01_Part_2-009.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-009.tif 2526095 PNG 1680 2634 2.526MB 3A01-01_Part_2-009.png 3A01-01_Part_2-009.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-009_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-009_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 319 500 PagedImage <pre> Nomad oriel VISO tO Tonspeloolosii hoember 17, Posted se Welliagtei impress lotto of Lath Demote, le the Prime Knitter re Noel four (lbramprowse). Q reuse roeitei telephose sewage te attend sorties flings. Ommeil et elders at Tering. Leese (11 ) Nod lessen ome4liag as la dieing rola of Throngs Ouse. Advised that matter meld be sail of hoist earatima. I Mi asked whet was the mature 1 this disousaion. as I hod oesa iaternotad vies Tin dissuasion sae opened by Piri Pouteps, eat the subjest ems that the linguae set Is se t Veltmagi. The epeeist. said Mot be had called the meeting in trier to obtain IlasiLUSlul desist. ma time wends 1. Ping to trollomei, be bed beta in the oempowg/ of limg Weld meet of the ties eerie/ Ow past volt, sal he vas total that the Wows met is la env of the wallsogi visit. ether sprier. itollsoil. eed it scat boor obvious that lbws Mi bees a mole velteee em the part of those Side's (Mid la sober) who had resolved es lasember 15th that the liag shade go testead of the realise stmt oiling as a esolag of tie Omen of alders. the doors etre epees ems prastiolly all the older people it the ps, imebidLog voles, partiainatte Lathe dioussioe. or the time the dimusaiem wee serimeminus. I OM mooed of keinglag prewar. lie bear am the Iimg, mad teem after all the megetiniiinue OS idea ISSOSMOS, the neetiag, ea the =sties efetesfo2iva weseiesmelystieeiesd that thou ems to is red Waltesgi visit. qfPInViltreallse it vain. out spbraidimg Iles by loping that it appeared to se. there vac eel ems Yids Mt all of them she had adverted Abe ressloties ass settiad thettolood move his, I oseela-t by saying that. firstly. I had (1) sesealted Xing Mudd em Malay bolero meetleg the nertilsed reprocatatives, and he had impressed almeolf as tolag prepared is go (a) nag Kershi's stalemet Ass later antoosoo bye la thhisarusgl node La tits promos of the nerialasi ropressetIrtiom mod a laves attiorbees et Turesupamemse people. the spsiet beimg that, en the notice of the bar. Mad Itibineme. oemeasil by robaborivila Vartem, it was sawasiesaell iseelsod that tholOitsait visit erns to tabs plate and the Aroma people were to be advised aseeralsgly. a draft of a letter to ;be Latter Oleg reed by se. The lerlabol isIngstes thumbed the lisp tai the rumagrosese people ter the desisina. The sestimg tinsel with prows by tar Pow. X. libissoms. (1) a meeting of the Rag's Neon of lustre las bold is Masswarea lease em ussember M. Themes lemg disiuseit., during ealeit all moots of the merttottomo ettit the 0eased 'ere seeeidered, sad the aiu. false visit la ailmi sonsiderod free all eagles. The maseing smiled at g a. the follselms Say with the pasting of a resolution by the abasing of bases, the Mime Wag eight maim Ise, fa favor of going toleitsmeS. TM reselublam vas ts be saladtted le lime Nereid fir his filial ,44,) Deseeber 111 Alter a reoptIsa to Ma visiting party of Pelpasslas Islweders, ass before their rehire that orodsg. a ties with flag noted sea arringsd se at the request flat MAN Joni noubstal, share= of the Outsell of leers. This teak "oleo ea Aim verandah at lumbago lease la the aftseitem. /tor I reakreespitulated the preseedisgs of the duseall the porrieme eight, awed after sabers had sobs. sesame the peg to soros' has ems softies, the lime edemas hemostats, fogies that the Asedsibms sae that helms seams te "altos'. tueador - 4-') I Left the septimg et lids date at en somber lath. Rs. termed 4 is Tures., ass. to advise Oremoil of liars that la viem the reeolutiole I Weed omit emah/e is bring rsy Pied le mar en hen WNW eta loyal Address to Oases laisebeth, Oath they bad asks me to asapees. I told them they voila have to de it themselves. This appeared to take them kr surprise. smi they tomes. very eeselliatory LS en etiolate permed, se to awry em Oil the prossretleas ter the Loyal throes. I replied tied tilt was gate impoughle, and left the meeting a mood time Is a presets freer stele. amigo losable te get sir sleep [crime the mania iv 'ribs might. </pre>

11 3A01-01_Part_2-010.png 3A01-01_Part_2-010.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-010.tif 1879737 PNG 1710 2657 1.88MB 3A01-01_Part_2-010.png 3A01-01_Part_2-010.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-010_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-010_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 322 500 PagedImage <pre> S. Dempster 17 'latch 1 had hem engaged Macs yoa,.erday laming La the eamoemiag of imports ea topertaat letter to the Primo Mlnistior whiob I started en the night et the lath. at aidaight. 7Daf sins. boon Involved in Rosoptioa to raelflo Wardswhleb took form of tarsal war., speeeloaklag, aft aftera sa innds in litalsorsags. where, Impromptu ital. ware giros by beet. and visitors, tellewod with a aoial sad tinge in the riaiklmi Nall. did the owapertag of the items. whisk imiludad two items trap the Programme for the astulsos appal Visit. The Mayers of Hamilton awl ligaremahia, together with fifty add iUrepoan friends of King roroki asi tbo Turamsawasoos peeple sawed to thoroughly joy lb. 'motel. dams and sapper is stags Oates, high was followed with a most eajoyamla latterly/is of Island item smogs, Issues gad Idamatio porlarmanso of soma classic' Polymeelsa logends. 4- jwammber Is. Dr. Therbara attendod ma (first addioal ahead' up tar 7 years) Later la the morolag I soot for regehakarirlha Parton, who arrived with his wife at LO a,a. Th., night's eveats were related to him, and be promoodad to Turongo Hada. hero ha found the people still dismal/mg mho salteagi visit. Latcr the ere. H. 'Mortal arrivs4 be say to Toakakeririka that last night's resalution had boon set sets, mod that tam Elagis visit te Waltaarl was te take p/ase, also that Areaspert assaagowesta to that ant wore holag atteedell te. Thils destatoa ass tamsaalestad to ma by Teolakarirlita, to whom I said that I wombed him to have it madirmed by Slag Verski, and that I would it wail be had reported to me as to his interview with the ring. /lad not had say ardioal atteetlem gismo WI hespitalisatios for seven deedeael ',oration 4 Sir Harriffk-sebartsen at water Hospital. wt. Nam, saves years ago. (1110 farageing was diseased hy 010 to Arlo Paasfaa) rafT, What fallow' was typed by me, attar leaving ay iek bad. Deodabor 1J1 I Met gar Rev. Ai Mata yistorday. 'aft thew ems me sawn, to 'heap ring. bate totter to His Lordship mishap Sollefed. lishepaseurt, Hamilton. reeling atm totter after a lima 'deep folleoleg-treataeat last might milk a sleeping draaaht as prose/toga by Dr. TIIINNIPPVI. 111 ondearoar to somplate draft for loyal Addrea, by alai aired art /Altai peplos. and amply will also to drafted. The Lepel Address mad Reply will, I think, hove is bo la teem term - Omm fora for beadtag Tor ea larsavottemme Yams, it "Roes Guilds" rod "'Combat Postale art gently parted sad swot aside byagraotede Rua/ hand, eat wo Ara able to lash tato the tea of lataaaeth ll sat bar devotod aid gallant kashood, the Vibe of Itliabuirigh both desoemilaate at Canova Vietorla of gssat reaseal sal "patella, tee. of tie might and majesty of thit British arson.) rift Herold left Turdualamadame this moralog. Sao bed melloiteas imparts, foes Slag Ibrohl and the Merl Pfdd family eras lbattly. Mares to both hones/914s to say that liras mow aapeed as loyal tddroes. hear old Rashers, Mare Vold's wife, was very relieved sad happy. The Tiskoriag family, serge Stew, (mile firs larao) have boon vsanderfal tad bevy eared gbe as is a manor beyond the power of surds to toll. </pre>

12 3A01-01_Part_2-011.png 3A01-01_Part_2-011.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-011.tif 2635721 PNG 1680 2635 2.636MB 3A01-01_Part_2-011.png 3A01-01_Part_2-011.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-011_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-011_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 319 500 PagedImage <pre> bonaLfteLlaiDeememes Nek aMielLat Peeled as hellUpon empanie letter of lath Deenther le the trine Aster ro Depth Y. (ftradepooema). Ces rebus rpealved Whew weft. te Wilmot serehlag ht nee cletmell At nears eft Time lean (MIS ) Mei samitine. ma la dining ruin of Tomo horse. 1Wusd that gather twig be only et letot haratina. I but asked that was the Ware of this distuthiss. as I bed Woe laternipled Ohm imitine. the dissoethea wee swath1 Piri ltailegn, end the Lao that the hag goat amt to pee taiteagt. the Weer aid chatr bed willed the vretiag la order to abuts unelases desidena es the gmeethat et going to InItsapil he had bent la the osopeny at Dag Disk noel et the Use taring the peel week, awl he sae Glutei Jinn the nap Wee ale la ilewsur it the es trash Other speakers followed, awl it Imo beanie Odew that there lad bees s ethplete salts-tree ell the pert of these Stine (eight In emermbeeral the hut twelve.' us tuserldee 1111 111 that the ihnelth ge Waiteftg. Dye of the seettne cootitesion as a nethisag et the balwettlSt tidier the leer's wee spoon awl pritatiaally ell the elder peeple at II IN_ laslaidag partialpated is the diseasalm. Nest et the tine the Ilthessita sae aerlrunicate, r 442 seaweed of talnatai to bear as the Iling? sad even after 2;petiatiese tesa rthemened. the nag. ea the Notion Atorr. unalthenaly reeelvei that the nap le be to Waitangi deist."' A appealing la vela, nth uphreldies thew 11 saying stmt it appeared to ate, there we net wee flag 1st all of than the bad soppowted the reeolutten sae Medi themeleml thorn his. I thealadth by 'idyl's; that, firstl,y. T tad (1) caunallaset tine 1M4 es hiedey bentre meeting tie aorthiaad agareseatatttes, eat ha Awl emprosead hiebstf teLs4 palpgral to of to wedunlri, (1) nee Eirehise etatelma wee latter sieneuseed by me la Uthdaernagt lloose la the proems et the herthleal repreeentativiar and s laves attendee. of ftaneareaesue pomple. the path bola; that. ea the oath= of the ley. bed Inklanme, theseded by Ttairbaririlos ,u4Ant, It tern toosteouely Teeth's! that tier Ilaitaigi visit A th take plum. sad the Lisa people were to be thelese eatheningly, draft et a letter la the latter 1 tag road 17 we. The Ilartlemeid delegines thanked tie nag eat the Tuniasiseelliee people ter the dethates. the seating Shea with prayers by the Pee. I. i) A NOWIlifte of the lit s Ceesell it Alders was hold is liMMONWO6 Reuse se noosing, 34. Them Wee last dissuasisn, Swift whist ell sweets of the aegotiseleat eel the Oevestseest sere seesidased, sod the speetioa of the visit to Waitangi esseidess Crew ell eagles. Vbe meeting soled at 4 the Aruba' day vitt the passiag of a reesluties by the shoulsg of Mob, tits weak' being eight agthaet tee, is favour et going to waiting. Th. ressboldessas to be evbeittAd to Stag Tenni Air his final approval. CA- lowish, IS, Atter a reception to the visitlik party or Polposaam lolandiers, ail before their return that reaming, a sooting with vin Ma arm hr so at the reptest f the Per. Egepsis Intotai, ehairesa of the Ofteseill 05 Elders. This tout Ow ea the verandah at Tursoge Busse La the atterlsee? After I hollpresapitalsted the preeesibip at the Causal' the pr wises night. sod after edwhore had speann sables the Slag to empress Ule 'Us opiates. the tine addreesed the meths', swpdag that the desieket eta that he vas tilted to l'allangi. treater 17, 6 I lett the sooting of this date at 4 so. as rdemaher 14th. 5. turned 0 to Tames Mum to Melee AtsesiL et Slits. that As vier at the reeelutieR I Awl myself usable to wise sr wind to star ea the setter of a Loyal /Adroit to tress Rlisaboth6 Mask they hod aimed Me to toupees. I t40141 that stir Maul have le As it thethelthe. This megetred to Who the. bpi feriffaleet, sad they Weems very emasiLlatary k ewattelet to puvsa 115 to carryon alto the preparations tor the Loyal Address. 1 rep/led that that Ma impOseible, aNd left the weelleg a Moral her Ma perturbs rods. sod wee viable le get wisp slew daring the romelader of theed4006. </pre>

13 3A01-01_Part_2-012.png 3A01-01_Part_2-012.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-012.tif 1978483 PNG 1719 2664 1.978MB 3A01-01_Part_2-012.png 3A01-01_Part_2-012.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-012_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-012_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 323 500 PagedImage <pre> Deemer= =Mtg. I =A bens goof =roe yeetardegrowdsog in the at import= an inpartmet Ishawt to the Prisms Minister =Leh I aerial en tho the at solAriOd4 Fad sin= twitrolved in geoeptial to Pains Ulm= people. =lei took fora at nasal mar= ermaimakiag. =afternoon laterite= to likaarresil =are inpretato items var. gives byhist. wad visitors, follereed adlita social and Wee in the gimikini Ahll. r di the owering of tbo Limos. whist isoludad two its= from the. Programa tor the =balms =yea Visit. The =yore of =altar andltpumamohia. tomether with flfly add lareposa Lards of ling -rad and tbs Torangememme orpla owed le thorsagbly espy the assist, dams sad Mapper in Tonsio lhana. whisk was 1111~ with a moot ea has interhar: of Inland itwws ww Mt.-ee mad =tie parromesat et mom Omen= Parawkiarilsgends.-; , Perankar 14, Dr. Thorium attended= (Argot noiloal aim= up Air ty pare) later is Ur naming I sent far WahakarirVara marten, via arrived with his =fa at 10 rte night's mata wore misted to him. and he preseedad to Timone Now, wars be band tits people' still diaaresing the Waitangi visit. Later the Arr. N. =rat= arrived tat any= Towlakaririat Mot loot amt's roselotias hod Iwo W., Mid that the' frog's visit to Waitangi ma to We plies, also that tramoport arreagewta to that at wore bang =tad= to. This demisissims omansisabod Is ma by Toniodearirlka, to whoa 1 said that I mart Mr to have it oonflomed by Sing =Mi. and that I would wait mail ho had reported to as as to his interview with its Mid not hod ony =Meal esteastina slaw ay bespitaliattom for a Ware valued operation by Sir darrioh veteruma at =tor Hasoital, Vt. Von, arm years Ago. (The fOragellig vas dless y 26, to Win Pena odes) gm What Wallows me typed by No, after boring my 11401 W. December 101 I mesh fur Wi. Basta yesterday, tot there woo as summer to phone ring. Wit letter to Nis Xordthlp vishop Wallari, Adahopmeurt. WArilten. Paling au= better atter a bang Amy Allenind treaties last sight mi111 leaping drenght am presented by Dr. Vflormes6 Will endwoor to aempleto drat thr Liyal Admire by ling =rat- Ail Tainvi pimples. Ala kaply will aim la dratted. TL Lela Address sad Reply ill, I Whisk. =re to be in too tome - Opts tom Wor kreding over as Tomorrow Nam. it "Doss Curtain" and Nadal =Man" are gently parted mad nor= aside by a oasis= Royal hoed, we= ars able to look SW the Dow of Itlisatortb II and has wets and larebeed. the Daa of ilinerara islk dammailento of =man Viols.= et great rowel, and Spatolio, too, of the sight tot majesty of Mee Danish croon.) Ong Nam= Left Tumors.= this awning. Mars hod selisitews inepeirios from nag Lora= and =a Mori Pahl tawaly Dam DoRtly Owes to toot howhelda to far that I sea sow swim' es Loyal Addremo. Dear old Pastas, fibre Pablis PIA), was very MUMMA rod happy. the Pleheelag family, =ergo Street, (t oils frees atm) have bordwanteritil and ham ear= Apr as is manna bop= 0 power few= to =U. </pre>

14 3A01-01_Part_2-013.png 3A01-01_Part_2-013.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-013.tif 2681853 PNG 1680 2642 2.682MB 3A01-01_Part_2-013.png 3A01-01_Part_2-013.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-013_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-013_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 318 500 PagedImage Aide Memoir 19th - 25th December, 1953 19531219 Pei te Hurinui Jones Brief mention of pōkai at Waiuku. Working on Loyal Address, meetings with Prime Minister Holland. Gives more details of opposition to Waitangi Visit by King Koroki, issues around the death of Te Puea and subsequent proposed solution. Overseeing the printing of requirements for Royal Visit at Printery in Auckland. Watched Royal Procession down Karangahape Road Royal Visit preparations Pōkai at Waiuku Tikanga Aide Memoir English, 4 pages Waiuku Waitangi Tūrangawaewae Frankton Railway Station Grand Hotel Auckland Gisborne Rotorua Prime Minister Holland King Koroki Tuwhakaririka Barton Eric Lumsden Piri Poutapu Rangitaua Tapara Princess Te Puea Mrs Iriaka Retana HRM Queen Elizabeth II Pōkai at Waiuku Royal Visit 1953 <pre> Saturday, December 19, 1953. Tuw aharirika Barton and Eric Ramsden went to Waiuku for the p ai at my request. On their return they stated that the speec s on the marae had not been unfavourable to King Koroki going to Waitangi, but both were disappointed to see so much evidence of drinking among prominent people. I spent the day working on the Maori version of the loyal address. Tuwhakariri -ka Barton was quite satisfied that there would be no further trouble with the anti-Waitangi element, and late that night loft for home. Sundaym, December 20. I was engaged all day with preparing the loyal address and some notes of the Queen's reply. Piri Poutapu and Rangitaua Tapara were with me when a telephone message was received from the Prime Minister's office in Wellington saying that dr. Holland wished to see me next morning at hPrankton Railway Station. My visitors, who stayed for three hours, made statements to the effect that there had been no change in the attitude of the antiWaitangis, as Tuwhakaririka had reported, and reiterated a good many of the arguments that had taken place previously. It rather upset me to find that these two were still so antagonistic, and quite un-cooperative. I had tried to eliminate discussion by pleading that I had very little time left to complete the address and reply. But it had no effect, and much valaable time was lost. Our talk ended only when I announced the message received from the Prime Minister's Office. Monday, December 21. At 6. 50 p m I met Mr. Holland as arranged at Frankton Railway Station. He was eating on the opposite side of the platform, and I was escorted to him by his private secretary, Mr. Sleight. We moved off down the empty platform in order to discuss the Prime Minister's message to me. Mr. Holland began by saying that thaxxIxttx during the visit of King Koroki to Waitengl. it was most important that, on the day of the Queen's visit, he should be presented to her Majesty. The idea of him remaining in the midst of the people, and not meeting the Queen, would creak a most unfavourable impression. It would be difficult to convice many people that, because King Koroki had gone to Waitangi to take the harimate of Te Puea, he could not be presented tg the lueen. After all, to the general public the takinL of 'e Puea s death would only be an ostensible reason for his presence at Waitangi. I made no comment. He then went on to refer Turangawaewae, and said that ma on account of the situation which had now arisen he, as Prime Minister, wished to assure that the visit would. take place, but it would be necessary for King Koroki to change his plans for the Queen's day at Waitangi in the direction he had already indicated. In answer I said that in the first place King Koroki would require me to be in attendance upon him as his command of the English language was too meagre for such an occasion. Mr Holland said that would be arranged: he would see to it personally. He also said that he himself would take particular care of King Koroki during the whole of the proceedings, and see that he was put at ease. Mr Holland said. he knee, enough of King Koroki to appreciate what was required. I then told him that in view of the decision to arrange for the Queen to visit Turangawaewae, Ixwas prepared to place the matter before King Koroki and arrange, if possible, for him to meet the Prime Minister's wishes at Waitangi. Mr. Holland expressed appreciation, and said. plat he would like to have early confirmation of King Koroki s willingness to acquiice in the arrangements. ile then remarked,ag he saw it, atvthat time, the announcement concerning the Queen's visit to Turangawaewae would have to come as a gesture from the Queen herself. As there would were further details to discuss he asked to meet him at the Grand Hotel, Auckland, that night, and to set in touch with Mr. Sleight for that purpose. Mr Holland also etated that, because of the way in which events had developed, the overnment had no alternative but to leave it to the Queen herself to make the </pre>

15 3A01-01_Part_2-014.png 3A01-01_Part_2-014.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-014.tif 2595221 PNG 1690 2646 2.595MB 3A01-01_Part_2-014.png 3A01-01_Part_2-014.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-014_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-014_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 319 500 PagedImage <pre> Early in the morning I went to the Grand Hotel with my letter for the Prime Minister. I saw Mr Sleight, who took t to Mr Holland. After a perthod of time sufficient for the 'rime Minister to digest its contents, I was conducted to his presence in room 16. there we had a very long talk. We discussed all aspects of the Queen's visit as concerned the "aori people, but more particularly the visit of Koroki and his presentation to the Queen, at Waitangi, also details of the programme for Turangawaewae, I went over the complete time -table, corimecing witl the detour from the main Auckland-Hamilton road, describing the nature of the proceedings on the courtyard in from of Mahinarangi House, then the departure and continuation of the Royal journey where the exit road from the pa rejoins the main road at the Waikato bridge en route to Hamilton. I also described the nature of the work done by the Turangawaewae people in preparation for the Royal visit, mentioning among other matters that they had clearedone mile of the river bank in order to give an unobstrubbted view of the canoes which are to enact the final item for the 30th ( Te Winika war canoe, and three smaller escort canoes.) I assured Kr Holland that the seven minutes requested would be strictly adhered to, with the events already set out as part of the proceedings. I asked him whether it had been considered to arrange for a longer period than the seven minutes as it would be necessary for us to have some item ready for gap in the proceedings. Fe said;No - as it was the seven minutes would have to be taken out of some other function on the same day already arranged for. One matter that was giving the Government concern, he said, was that there had been invitations from other maraes, and he mentioned specifically Manukorihi, Otaki, Gisborne, and the South Island. The Govermment feared that if the Turangawaewae visit was granted, strong pressure would be brought upon him by the peoples of those other maraes. I informed him that, in regard to the whole of the West Coast tribes, the member for Western '"aori ( Mrs Iriaka Retana) had assured me if the visit to Turangawaewae eventuated, all the tribes would be well satisfied, and there would be no such applications. I asked her to inform Hr Corbett accordingly, and I know that she did so. with regard to Gisborne I pointed out that the East Coast people would be at Rotorua, and, as the Queen was flying to Gisborne, it would be impossible for those gest Coast people to return and be ready on their marae for the Queen. Mr. Holland replied if the announcement was made too soon, it was quite possible that they would not come to Rotorua, but would remain at gisborne and bring pressure on the Government to arrange for the Que, to visit them. The Prime Minister finally gave me the definite assurance that the visit to Turangawaewae would be arranged, and the seven minutes programme would be adopted. The programme will provide for King Koroki to be on the marae as originally planned, and the waikat2 pngts would be handed over as d'sired by the Waikato people, "e also requested me to state in writing, on my return to Ngaruawahia, the substance of the conversations I had had with him, and add anything additional that might arise pertaining to King Koroki. During the day I was occupied in checking proofs of the official programme, and completing the translation into English of the loyal address to the Queen. The printers told me that they would need me here until Thursday. In the evening I was present at a rehearsal at the Maori Community Centre by local performers who will assist in the welcome to the Queen to-morrow. One came away with the feeling that sympathy of the local 'aoris was definitely on the side of Waikato in the recent impasse with the Government, and much satisfaction was expressed that Waikato had been successful in securing the Queen's visit to Turangawaewae. </pre>

16 3A01-01_Part_2-015.png 3A01-01_Part_2-015.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-015.tif 2428529 PNG 1745 2682 2.429MB 3A01-01_Part_2-015.png 3A01-01_Part_2-015.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-015_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-015_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 325 500 PagedImage <pre> announcement as to her visit to Waitangi. I agreed with the 'rime Minister that that appeared to be the only course to adopt. Prior to leaving for Frankton I called at Turongo House to acquant King Koroki with my journey, and on my return he was having breakfast, and I joined him. After breakfast I said to him that I wished to discuss the discussion with the Prime Minister,riand suggested that this should take place in his bedroom, where his wife Te Ata, who was ill, was lying. He agreed and moved off towards the bedroom, end I then invited Piri Poutapu and Rangitaua to follow me. I traversed in detail the whol of my discussion with Mr. Holland, and ended by saying that I had already mad, arrangements for the printing of programme, loyal address, and reply, to be done by an Auckland printing firm, and that it was necessary for me to leave as soon as possible as there were only two days available for this work before the holidays. Poutapu spoke after me, and gave expression to doubts in his mind about the visit to Waitangi, and indicated that in his opinion King Koroki should remain at Turangawaewae. Rangitaua followed and spoke in a similar strain. I replied to both of them, and pointed out that what they had said, had already been discussed and the whole situation with regard to the visit to Waitangi had been fully discussed and that any other suggestion or proposal could not be entertained as there would no proper explanation or reasonnthat could be offered tor non-attendance of King Koroki at Waitangi. After my sunning up of the situation there was no replyvffrom the two previous speakers. King Koroki then spoke and stated in no uncertain manner the time for retracing the events of the past was over, and that the question to be settled was the visit to Waitangi, and the meeting with the Queen there, in defference to the Prime Minister's wishes, as a preliminary to the visit of the Queen to Turangawaewae. Among other points he mentioned was his desire that I should arrange w ith the Prime Minister for Tumokai Katipa, the husband of Te Puea, or as he put it the customary manner of our people "the body that was in intimate contact with that of his (King Koroki' s) aunt, should accompany us when he was presented to the Queen at Waitangi. He then said that it was time for me to leave for Auckland to attend to the work that I had in hand. I proceeded to Turangawaewae farm, and in a formal manner related the happenings of the morning to Tumokai and his household. Tumokai was very touched by the consideration Koroki had shown him. Eric Ramsden and I then completed arrangements for our trip for Auckland, and left about 9. 30 a m. On arrival in Auckland I went at once to the printing works, and arranged for the printing of the official programme and the Queen's reply in connection with the visit to Turangawaewae, the drafts for which were ready. I then dealt with the translation of the draft for the address of loyalty by King Koroki and the Tainui tribes. This work occupied my time all day. After the evening meal I went to the Grand Hotel as srranged, and had a discussion with Mr Sleight. The latter said that the Prime Minister was with the GovernorPeneral. The nature of my conversation with Mr Sleight is covered by my letter of my 21 to Holland. Tuesday, 'ecember 22, I was engaged to-day in correcting proofs, and the English version of the loyal addres with the help of Eric Ramadan. Dyring this work I received a visit from Mr George arris, whose contribution to the actress was one extremely Useful word. "Obliterated" was substuted by the words "blotted out." </pre>

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21 3A01-01_Part_2-020.png 3A01-01_Part_2-020.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-020.tif 929985 PNG 1712 2661 930KB 3A01-01_Part_2-020.png 3A01-01_Part_2-020.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-020_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-020_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 322 500 PagedImage <pre> a. TUPAZIAMMIUM MUM (a) The Melia ate maple have deolad to foregather at ftreetepesemear ea the SOU. The Royal Party will proceed eauthearde to limaillon that day, and with the slender hap reed the torrent payer that Mar laymity my after all grasinualp arise the Maim to maim a brief all and Immolate arrangaenta are made to that end, they will maitriat all preparations - as ma out in Ike propene programa already OW, to you - right up to the tine the Royal Party arose ewer the Kahan River on the may to Mailten. (b) The beitial will be ea the lateewer by the estrange to itrongsonembe Massa, the Onallaping Muria will be et hie mato the Wolamerieg Partywill b. in position, the Mari Ming's Silver Band will be "tattooed ea the Termer Mere treat lame emelestre, the adhere Marina will Sheet the Ameiset Impieties will be en the Mame; the porterage" in eater will be in radian' to sing theiteihate Penwell nog with twirling am twisting poi t tray the patio meateg La the 'words of the swop tholes,. Cara - To nage - with three mallow apart eases will be marred in Mid river. ( I ) The Cares will be ukase hi tribunal= free heathy of the Mori Maher nod latilfeeedmhia tribal - reagained as the Met IMMOOMMIll et the Maih-bs. The myerity et those Men emit im the time sod LtTulagenedar Maras did set edit they weld Width their falloff Moses et the flatly Reyna Reception. </pre>

22 3A01-01_Part_2-021.png 3A01-01_Part_2-021.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-021.tif 1080073 PNG 1695 2648 1.08MB 3A01-01_Part_2-021.png 3A01-01_Part_2-021.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-021_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-021_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 320 500 PagedImage <pre> 4. in regent le the Reteraa Merl keseptiena I will sale refer to previous sorrowimeo as to the aspects of Mori Quotes widow, letters of 1//!1/1! 63 to the Rt. Iva. the Prime Wieketer tad the Nen. this minister talker! Affairs as ea leered meths to explain the desist/ma set set beressoler It Sor were to she the brief sell at Turaagemaeme Slog latiN will pressed to Reteiti tartly after for the stem Sheri Reception. ShoMbi the Royal Tour arrongemetts, as white by yen, be SAMMMM1 te and whisk yea fear 'will 'mania the short deviation te farmwives's" Xing Wahl on his return Bee Waitangi will mei at turengewasees. Xing Are ki boo soot long letter to rho Usti Able awl Arson loaders ea this matter and in it he informs his Rgeti Pala' elders that if Tarangsamuswae Nome is by-passed be will arsons immediately for the Waikato Gifts te ibr Majesty tho ewe and Nis Royal Righwess the tubs of mtintargli to imp enthral. the eine- is aeeerdeme with MOT" custom', mill he esremonialty banded ever en the Rate Marne at Rotoiti, to the Smolt Pikiae elders florpronestatiss later to /ler nnesty and ills Royal Migbases. (i) Rho Shterentive proposal that Ring Xerekle daughter, Yiki Ural. tabs ids pls. es the Turengewaswee 1brao is met being lost sight of sad a last minets intimation free yew will sat/te te usable the Tarengswodese programme to he altered tauntingly. This arro gemeet, as alammagredvised, will result in Ring woad presooding to imam for the Howl Rigel Reeeption et meters ant there mooting lee 110sety the qv.= sal NIA Reid PRIbswes the Doke et Idinlargh. Rh will also heed Over the Waikato Gifts Nimeelf. lr </pre>

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24 3A01-01_Part_2-023.png 3A01-01_Part_2-023.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-023.tif 1194101 PNG 1715 2659 1.194MB 3A01-01_Part_2-023.png 3A01-01_Part_2-023.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-023_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-023_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 322 500 PagedImage <pre> I. LOW, moms (a) a legal Address free Xing Nereki, the asi sad Allied Tribes has bees prepared and is istsedell bs to headed ever ea Tureassweawas three. (b) if the 114113114111 is reedy WI tae Seth - sad it there is till is bs a. Brief call a Tereassesees - nay be handed ewer at Waitangi. (a) In the last resort, the Address will so femezd by lora all. (i) whoa the intended loyal Visit by the lane Tins George VT was being planned, and whisk ineladed lose step at Thrinpeseseas. I was privileged is being ashed to prepare the Reply to the loyal Address itf lag Ought eel the Tallest Tribes. The esigessies of tie present ellloothisa has mote it messier? SW me le Isis similar settee see. The text in sash ease 11111 be forwarded to the emu tr. Corbett, Minister of Meer! iaf ire. (s) at this rite, I hewed were yes, Sir, moot eitreestls, the Lord Wires will sal estate sap weed r phrase to whisk any amnesties ass be 'ahoy or that sea to essetre d as being erodes. in say dipper/ans say at the eirresemost. in the /Abbess the esseral ides thr eeleort will bs to pat We it t. Am explicit declaration of allosioaes emesepanled by the gamest rimless aid the nest effeettesabe axpressiesu et jay sad impetuses, eselhed l the pestle lansmage of ear Base. The Imply by nee Majesty the times '- tall uprose the joy ef Mar Ohjeety See the weleseel greetings feelings ter the wellAwing at the Tsang seepleel e brief retaveree to lie Ilsdhateihr mei ssfisestlas of tribal /sods as a profess to a Beady eepreesiaa at easOrb sod plea/ere that leglalatdare astlsa is ONO years try ear irjoaty i rernesot is taw Sealer has base the mem of mali rstbee the Isla Bell safferies of the tribes of eddies., end sa earn t wish lest frisedeldp? goodwill sad loopy reletimeships will be stalaisissd through's( tide fair lac - lase mimed by Molars with everything easieeive to happy Obi tall liter der ell peoples who Smell honk </pre>

25 3A01-01_Part_2-024.png 3A01-01_Part_2-024.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-024.tif 1839201 PNG 1723 2655 1.839MB 3A01-01_Part_2-024.png 3A01-01_Part_2-024.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-024_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-024_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 324 500 PagedImage <pre> a. (4) All along way. Sir, ye hen bets Mattel nits pareaspat imperlare Nrt the sendassiges of the gest rnaliseoldps mid gesa1 benna all yowls, hen Mori sat Tirepsaa" as eligiretest La year letter et the P Wensber. (b) Ins itientlan time Motet le beepimg ear amaltollsos ea a high level has Maid slat talon lad abtliy Mad has necheated te esp. An night I nature to sty 44 b4444441441 444 1444444 est the desineas set set la this teat stateaset, we belief" M Wren a nimble eat praiserenby seetribilina Mann the amt desired. () Mere As sena/ thus Ls agar, the waist, ad ether trine have am to the atom enslasisa Vat the levestrat 11 tate stiffens to the semeg men Lt Gag Senn wen Is Leine mite aspens et'llheil melee Wan have hem etteseed la vg earrespeademse ea this sitter. 1 It Mk eseltia it tin lirehl von to sends to the shoe et the eamease- sal proses, to artena, - tier leraameasen has hen Wiens km Walt he passing himself La as lawildlems (4) I haws Mae son /quay et planting the foaling nasty potpie -bon Deepen an teem by sada' that lie erreanat ant he Mang it arnimat is get a proper pensions et the agents nasal omens shout inn I hen tuna great pan to palm. An tut I tit an new of apart - eine tie death et ay slit triad, born tansat teams the arareasat scald eatfldanly refer sash matters Der ta eationtative opines. (s) Oar lopreasisi is that that is pare failing of deep diappointan ever the serevematisinntedo rats'r than era LUAU tonne Abe solid etas team by the Inn ea the matter et their time. henaret riles an usages. This feellag is nand by a large arshimp et Vannes Triage at the Maori people easserasilL (f) MOM has ass as Aga that ny divider, la the geed relniseships imam' sir ems tribes. er batman the harps set the bars, 444 4401 444444A neat as the rant of its Mari Militate La this enter. (t) It ampthiag the "an handle. the radiate pimple sal nag lareki has had is sorry is this latter has an the selt-Iageni mortal et fall panel la senbortiatelth this saner fres the tin the late Te tan Ilategi satinet s lawitatleawell ewer year age. Aswan of the ndernaning sad ampathetie appreentim et the Mani vitanadi Inn have inn wend tram ants irate et Lateran regain triads et ling tonal sad his Inhale piste, new Arnold Uses Sex Mist an ll1ylll or rift sell ems sheet bonus., aft, MAW. attiteds La this matter. (1) 75 letter of the art. Liana I mods it slew that the Sig amenot - es lane are tinny sionista' molt haw it ha den tot seek way legal er esestitstieral steles tor neat. is us en it - it is O4 it sere - Nets at dal an heart thin Ls striving to lake, naive tinny balm" mill Mi. caleohle eastrthatim to the sultaniftet esis Itealaii. It avers instal yin seas mann et belanne w the Mane at an pant lonely, it ma be a paarthl Hearse Mgr good threashen </pre>

26 3A01-01_Part_2-025.png 3A01-01_Part_2-025.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-025.tif 1175731 PNG 1722 2665 1.176MB 3A01-01_Part_2-025.png 3A01-01_Part_2-025.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-025_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-025_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 323 500 PagedImage <pre> I. IS swim this letter to a oleos, Kr, spy I soy that it is is the attars atm last alter. is slew up all points ohistr greets niesplas0 eaVer nleiselsrelmedise. The impaseiss visit will preaksille sib awther ales, talkie girestisa. resat. air. Lotus sisoorsly. SNOSAMOY. YOITS0211/1 It ammo t se. Mir. that a lash lassie dooieloshieh I respestf011y osspost night be asseameed es graeismo Impel Apostate, is teems of the Belot Gall at Toreasnaseao would siadalso the tiffisalties with regard to pollee. oseurity ant teethe arresweassta. Thar weal be me tine that ter Greeds of pespls to oarrerge es garoaashia. owl in this odonootisa I mold refer paw te Shoot I - Taramwsomewee irate. The loalisi speaker of Um toe lore is ear Depatailen - 71akersho to Akira. of the gala Tarotskaaa emhiribe of Ilsaispete (had linelapele. et 0111110NI fame. WAS a Isahl resoteloas) was quite 4011reased is flat thee tie peroration to his swoosh to Mr. Corlett as the 7th. Lasteatorkieh gas interpreted ty Vt. Sepik is sordid in the Notes as /Clare "No oessluded mitt groetiass to the GOTenliNdt" awry of his seta, from Wish he real this part of his week, reads as Um 1- 114 Text No tart Sake I barleys/ tai o notes ki a keg, No Take no ago Beasstirai Kea towel insiand hi a keutem. Kai now soh t age bans. manpotisaj le relra ahem IS sea ato ki te laseasteapi, Its kresistira hail Is whirivairi i teed ohs if Natilish Irenelatiso Itstter Shish vs have brought hare is pool Is a Maier enserreing Nobility It is my biter yes It meow plasma of Notiliip/ lherefero. I De am mite tie Governoset, Is sossider this Netter La a leas manor. Alharehi to Ship' soh that 1 arrow As Ike pahlisalisis et the tree midis tibia part otitis spank, kit I u40 alit to opposes his Apr aosoriss his I meld Lisa it is Ws latter. (b) </pre>

27 3A01-01_Part_2-026.png 3A01-01_Part_2-026.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-026.tif 999287 PNG 1726 2667 999KB 3A01-01_Part_2-026.png 3A01-01_Part_2-026.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-026_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-026_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 324 500 PagedImage Kia Te Rewhati, Kia Te Ngati Pikiao, Kia Te Arawa 19531214 Mentions Royal Visit to Rotorua Royal Visit Rotorua Tūrangawaewae Waitangi Te Puea Waiata Tikanga Letter I te reo Māori, 2 pages Unrestricted Pei Te Hurinui Jones Rotorua Tūrangawaewae Waitangi ? Royal Visit 1953 ? <pre> Turongo House, Turangawaewae, NGARUAWAHIA. 14 o Tihema, 1953. Kit Te Reiwhati, Kit Ngati Pikito, Kit Te Arawa Katoa Tont koutou katoa, Tent ano koutou i runga 1 te ngakau Tumanako me to Aroha Kia tau mai hoki te Manaaki a To Runga Rama kia tatou katoa. Terra koutou kei aku koroua, kuia, mmtua, whaea, i te MA e takatu nei to Motu mo to haere mai a Te Kuini rant ko tona hot tano ko Te Tiuka mo te Ra nui ka to ra ki Rotorua i to 2 o nga ra o Hanuore, 1954. Rua putt ra te Reo o te Kawanatanga e koro mem e taea te mhakarite o take powhiri kia peka mai te Ope Tuarangi o te Kuini ki Turangamaeahakoa mo to ma poto. Kua tatu oku whakaaro me pupuri au nga tikanga nunui a tatou a to I'd. Maori i korerotia nei i ata whirimhiria nuitia hoki c nga Iai i runga i nga Marne maha. Hun rangona nuitia, a no nanahi nei ka taemai nga mangai o nga rangatira o Ngapuhi kia haria atu to mate o Te Puea ki o matou toronga o to matou tupuna o Ngapuhi, o Te Rongo-patu-taonga. He take tenet i takoto i a Ngapuhi ki to Marae i to wa i taemai ad ratou kia mauria e ratou a To Puea ki roto o Te Tai Tokerau ki reira nehu ai. Ko te'ktpu i nanahi ko mua tats mai o to 28 0 to marama nei he ra het taenga atu moku me to hare mate ki Waitangi. Ka rokohanga to Tai Tokerau katoa ki retro i taut wa. Li to tukua mo tetehi atu ma he marama tuturu neke atu rani e haere ana ka tutuki te hart haere i nga mate o To Nee. ki runga i nga marae maha o to Tai Tokerau. No reira ra ka noho tonu atu ahau ki Waitangi mo to Ra Whakanui i to tatou Kuini me te Tiuka i te 28 o to =anima nei. Ko tenet haere a matou kei runga tonu au i nga tikanga nunui a tatou a to Maori. Ko toku tuunga Mema i to Poari Kaitiakd o Waitangi kua tae noatu te whakaatu ki te Hokeretari i Ponek e kore a taea e au to whakarite, 1 te met he tura nca tatou na te Maori kei to tauarai mai i ahau. </pre>

28 3A01-01_Part_2-027.png 3A01-01_Part_2-027.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-027.tif 1378925 PNG 1702 2651 1.379MB 3A01-01_Part_2-027.png 3A01-01_Part_2-027.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-027_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-027_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 321 500 PagedImage <pre> Kua puts hoki taku kupu ki to Kawaaatanga kaore hau e hiahia ans. kia pokaikaha ratou naku te take. Mehemea hoki he tutaki oku ki Te Kuini i Waitangi ka haria e au to tikanga Maori a lot powhiri ahau i To Kuini kia peka tans. Ope Tuarangi ki Turangawaewae. Ite men kua u kekairawa nga whakaritenga a to Kawanatazga e kore e taea e Te Kuini te whakaea o taku powhiri, a ka waiho hei mon taunu ma to mare. Ko tona tikanga is kia tatou ki te Maori ko to tatou Kuini o he mo to titahiLi to Mame kua hoatu ra to reo powhiri. No reira ra i to tupato kei ekengia Te Kuini e to kupu whakahe i rung. i a tatou tikangs. Maori me kokuhu noatu ahau ki rote i nga mano o Ngapuhi hei kapua whakapipi to Ra o Te Kuini ki Waitangi. I te aroha iho me to manawapa mo nga Toto me nga Taura hero o rungs i nga Wikka o tatou Tupuna kei hanihania koi whakatoia i to kuare o tatou Hoa Pakeha ki o tatou nei tikanga Maori, me noho ahau ki roto i te Matotorutanga o Ngapuhi hei pa-tuwatawata mo nga Tote me nga tikanga nunui a o tatou tupuna, i whakapuputia mai nei ki toku tinana iti nei e to Hunga kua ngaro ki tua i to Arai. Ki roto no, ahau i nga uri o Te Rongo-tapu-taonga me nga Iwi o te Tai Tokerau noho ai i to Ra o to Kuini. Ko to Reo Mihi, Manaaki, whakahua hoki i to kupu o to Piri-pono ki to tatou Kuini ma tetehi o nga uri o Te Rongo-patutaonga kua oti i nga Iwi o to Tai Tokerau to kowhiri hei Reo mo matou ki Te Kuini i taua ra. Kaati ake mo onei waahi. I to mea kus whakamaro tin e to Kawanatanga to Ara o to Kuini a e kore e peka ki to tatou Marao i Turangawaewae nei kua marama mai koutou e koro ahau e tae atu i to Ra nui a nga Iwi o to Motu hi Rotorua. Kei to aroha iho ki to Reo Rangatira o Te Arawa 1 horahta iho nei ki Turangawaewae. Kei to tangi atu to ngakau mo to marae i Ruato me koutou me aku koroua, kuia, matua, whaea, e takatu mai na mo to Ra Whakanui a tatou a to Iwi Maori i a Kuini Irihapeti me tons hoa tame me to Tiuka o Etinipara. RN WAIATA Te tangi a take ihu e whakamakuru nei, Ko au, pea, to turia hi rung.? He maihi whare koe ka mihi mai to reo; Ma rings toms au e whakapai e tika Taku takiritanga to Kahu o Te Kuini, Ka piki nga rongo oku not ki rung. Hapainga at, au ki rung. o Moehau, Kia whakarongo mai Ngatoro'i rein., Hai panui atu ki a koe Te Ark. Ki taku whakaaro he makau tupu koe. Ka mutu, pea, e, nga rangi hanihani? Tenei ano ra to raukura i titia Ma to hau o waho e tiki mai e whawhati, I to woherua po i moe ai a He tau mutunga koe ki taku tinana nei, No hos_ nga mate e patu ra i aku hoa, Te karawhiu ai ki to Nino i ahau, Kei noho au ite ao hei kome au ma to ngutu , </pre>

29 3A01-01_Part_2-028.png 3A01-01_Part_2-028.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-028.tif 1768953 PNG 1706 2091 1.769MB 3A01-01_Part_2-028.png 3A01-01_Part_2-028.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-028_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 82 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-028_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 408 500 PagedImage Paki o Matariki 19420211 Tainui Advising representatives of various iwi, hapu from around the country and Māori Members of Parliament the pōwhiri for the upcoming meeting regarding te Tiriti o Waitangi will be on 14th March, 1942. On the 16th March the Prime Minister will arrive to hear the kaupapa established from the meeting. On 18th March the Governor General and his wife will arrive to meet the group as well as everyone's mokopuna Te Tiriti o Waitangi Mātauranga Letter I te reo Māori, Signed Na Tainui Unrestricted ? ? ? ? <pre> Paki 0 Matariki NGARUAWAHIA, 11th Pepuere, 1942. Ki nga Iwi, ki nga Hapu, ki age Rangatira katoa ate Motu, tenu koutou katoa me a tatou aitua kainga, me era ate aitua i nga marae o Tu, i a tatou tamariki e hinga atu ra i era mar. Tana koutou. He po hiri tenei is koutou i ego Vaku a te Mate, Te Arawa, Takitimu, Kurahaupo, Aotea, Tokomaru, Mat. Ngatoki-mata-whaorua, Mahuhu-kite-rangi, Horouta. Arai ite-uru, kia tae mai ki te Marac o Ngaruawahia, Waikato, ate 14 o nga ra o Maehe, 1942, me o tatou Mama Paremata ote Iwi Maori. nacre mai tatou ki konei ki te rapt mahara mo to Tiriti a Waitangi, ma to taonga whakamanarnana a o koutou tupuna kua witakatttua nei a te Piriwi Kaunihera o Inga___rangi. kua manakore. Mehemea he kaupapa a koutou haria mai ki tenei kaupapa, hi konei baton titiro ai, ko te mea tika, ko te mea pai hei whakatakoto ate ki te aroaro ote Pirimia. Ko to 16 onga ra o Maehe toe mai ai te Pirimia me taco ICawanatanga ki te whakarongo i tatou Kaupapa. Ko te 18 a nga ra a Maehe katae mai te liawana Tianara me tona hoa wahine Ma tutaki ki to koutou Mokopuna, kia koutou hoki. Ki reira koutou whakatakoto ate ai i te Tiriti o Waitangi kia mohio ai tatou pewhca ona whakaaro mo lanai take. Haere mai e nga Iwi me ago kai-tuhi ote Pitihana i tukuna nei ki Ingarangi, kia kotahi to tatou rongo ite kupu, ite ae, ite kahure. ite kino, ite pai. Ma to Marie o te Atua a tatou tupuna tatou katoa e tiaki e whakamarama. Ileoi ano, NA, TAINUI. </pre>

30 3A01-01_Part_2-029.png 3A01-01_Part_2-029.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-029.tif 1663555 PNG 1680 2659 1.664MB 3A01-01_Part_2-029.png 3A01-01_Part_2-029.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-029_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 63 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-029_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 316 500 PagedImage Coronation Celebrations, 1951. Programme for Hui 5th - 8th October no date no author, presumably Pei Te Hurinui Jones Details of programme for the hui including Sports Tournament, Pipe Band, Marching Team, Thanksgiving Service, Grand Māori Concert Coronation Service. Also, details of matters to be discussed with Māori Leaders and Government Authorities including LAnd Development, History and tradition, Māori Welfare, Education and Governments Policies Coronation Celebrations Discussions with Māori and Government Authorities Tikanga Programme English and te reo Māori Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Waikato Meeting House Kimikimi Hall ? Coronation Celebrations, 1951 ? <pre> CORONATION. CELEBRATIONS, 1951. PROGRkalE FOR HUI. Karakias in Billets,evening and morning. FRIDAY,5th October. Arrival of Tribes. Greetings. Tengis. Discussions. SATURDAY,6th October: Processio0 am. Athletes and Basketball terms with Banners. Form up on Road. Led By Ngnruawahia Pipe Band and the Ngati-Poncke Marching Team. (Iihe Pipe Band, the Marching Team, the Athletes led by Matnatua the Basketball Teams led by Ratene Youth. ALL TEAMS TO DISPLAY BANNERS. Athletics for the Kuram Wananga Shield Basketball Tournament Discussions in evening in Waikato Mooting House Dance in Ximikimi Hall. Sundny,7th October. Thanksgiving Service. Singing led by the Turangawnewae Maori Choir. Pche Visitors by invitation. Hrka,Poi and Action Song Competitions. PRESENTATION OF ATHLETIC AND OTHER TROPHIES. ON MARAE. (Tonga Mahuta Memorial Shield. Rugby League.) Grand Maori Concert at night in Kinikimi Hall. Discussions continue Monday 8th October, Welcome to Prime Minister, and Maori Minister, and the leader Of the Opposition on the mares. CORONATION SERVICE ' Rugby Union Gemee Rarawa Cup Juniors. Te A Challenge Cup The Coronation Shield. DISCUSSION in Waikato. Discussions will take place in the evenings on matters of important -rince to the Maori people. Advantage will be taken of the presence of Maori leaders and Governmentrl authorities ti discuss such matters es Land Development, History and tradition, Maori Welfare, Education, and Govcrnement policies affecting the Maori people. :Ito to tatou Kernipiture i tenet po(atr) kei to Rongo Psi a Ruka, to tckeu mr. rime o nga upoko, me timata mai i tc tckeu ma trill o nga rarangi Ko to rarangi hei korcro eke maku ki a tntecu i tenei karakin kei te Rongo Pai n Horni, te torsi o ngr upoko, to tokau me ono o nge rarangi, " Ano to arohr. o tc Atur ki to no." "Tenn tatou knton e to Hari kun hui mad nei ki tenet krrakia i tenet heore. Ka nut to hari. me to koa o te ngnknu mo tenet tutakitanga mai o tatou. Kc to rarangi hot korero aka maku ki a tatou." " Kit timatarin to tatou knrakia. No to Himenc turtali ko te ii tekau ma ware. o nga himenoutou kat?, ra men iti nei, hacre mai koutou kei whakerop." "Kin tau mai Id a tatou katem tc- rroha non o MMMADIM,to trtou Ariki o Ihu Keraiti, to ntnsohai o to Attie me to whiwhinga tahitanga ki to Wairur. Tapu aianei eke nei. Amine.'! </pre>

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45 3A01-01_Part_2-044.png 3A01-01_Part_2-044.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-044.tif 1141627 PNG 1686 2105 1.142MB 3A01-01_Part_2-044.png 3A01-01_Part_2-044.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-044_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-044_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 400 500 PagedImage HRM the Queen will not be visiting Tūrangawaewae no date no author In what appears to be a Press Release Prime Minister Holland states Queen Elizabeth will not be visiting Tūrangawaewae due to issues such as security and timing. These issues are refuted by Tuwhakaririka Barton who also stresses the loss of a chance to heal past wounds and means King Koroki cannot attend events at Rotorua Royal Visit Tūrangawaewae King Koroki Rotorua Prime Minister Holland Tikanga Press Release? Appears to be a Press Release but no provenance, 11 pages, 3x copies Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Rotorua King Koroki Prime Minister Holland Mr Corbett Colonel Arapeta Awatere Tawhakaririka Barton Vice President Nixon HRM Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae <pre> King Koroki's Invitation that the Queen might maks a short detour from the main Hamilton road for a stop of three minutes et Turangawaewae pa pa on December 30, involving in all, a eeven minutes change in the approved programme, was declined yesterday by the Prime Minister ( Mr. Holland.) Earlier in the week chiefs representing Waikato, King Country, Taranaki, end Wanganui, made representations to the Minister of Maori Affairs ( Mr. Corbett) urging upon the Government to make the concession. Their view was supported by Colonel Arepats Avatars, who la of Ngati Porou and age Punt descent. The representations were communicated to the Prime Minister by Mr. Corbett. 'X At this late stage of the tour arrangements", Mr Holland replied, " It is quite impossible to vary the programme as suggested by you. The itinerary and the programme have been worked out to the last detail. All police, security, end traffic arrangements have been made, and her Majesty and her staff ere aware of, and have made arrangements to fulfil the programme. I es afraid that this will preclude even the short deviation to Turangsweewae which has beam suggeeted. Mr Holland also said he appreciated"the great thought " which the Waikato people had given to the proposal, and expressed the hope that Xing Koroki would be present at the Queen's visits to Waitangi and Rotorua. " Ws are returning to our people sad in heart and 1=:4441; deeply disappointed that the should have closed the door", said Mr Toshskaririka Berton, secretary of Xing Loroki's </pre>

46 3A01-01_Part_2-045.png 3A01-01_Part_2-045.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-045.tif 1187741 PNG 1672 2094 1.188MB 3A01-01_Part_2-045.png 3A01-01_Part_2-045.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-045_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-045_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 399 500 PagedImage <pre> Ilk Council of Elders, who was a member of the deputation. It was difficult to understand Mr. Holland's statement concerning security, he said, because the Waikato people had accepted such responsibility with their own Maori police, and so had advised the Prime Minister. On numerous occasions at Turengew aaaaa the maori police, including the recent visit of the American Vicresident ( Mr. Nixon) had coOoperated fully with the Pekeha police. " This means, in effect, that King Koroki's announced intention not to be present at Rotorua must stand", continued Mr. Barton. " The Government has lost a unique opportunity for the complete healing of wounds that have existed for almost s century, also for the opening of a new chapter in racial relations. Waikato cannot wholly ignore Maori traditional rules and usages. " " Briefly", said Mr Barton, " Waikato was prepared to assemble all Tainui tribes at Turangawaewaa without cost to the Government, provided that the Queen's feet tothohed thet scored ancestral soil. Waikato had already prepared a complete programme of traditional songs, dances, and canoe items as an accompaniment to the Queen's arrival and departure. All that was asked of her Majesty was a stop of three minutes, during which King Koroki would be presented, and he would have handed over Waikato's pngts, the tokens of loyalty. No speeches were proposed. Waikato's expressions of welcome, affection, and loyalty, were to have been conveyed in the songs and poetry of the race. " IS that had been granted then the representatives of some 25,000 followers of King Koroki would have gone to Rotorua </pre>

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48 3A01-01_Part_2-047.png 3A01-01_Part_2-047.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-047.tif 1063551 PNG 1694 2111 1.064MB 3A01-01_Part_2-047.png 3A01-01_Part_2-047.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-047_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-047_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 401 500 PagedImage <pre> might King Koroki's invitation that the Queen skeeit/make a detour of 500 yards from the main Hamilton road to make a stop of three minutes et Turengewaewae pa on December 30, involving in all, a seven minutes change in the approved programme, was declined yesterday by the 'time Minister ( Mr. Holland.) Earlier in the week chiefs representing Waikato, :ouSAZ" King Country, Taranaki, end Wanganui, the Minister of Maori ( Mr Corbett), =tre.,th7Govt to make the concession. Their views were supported by Colonel Relax Arepeta Awetere, who le of Ngeti Porou a d Hga Puhi descent. The representations were torwevded to the grime Minister by Mr Corbett. " At this late stage of the tour arrangements", Mr Holland replied, " it is quite impossible to vary the programme as suggested by you. The itinerary and the programme have been worked out to the last detail. All police, security, and traffic arrangements have been made, end her Majesty and her staff are aware of, and have made arrangements to fulfil the programmes I am afraid that this will preclude even the short deviation to Turangewsewse which has been suggested. " Mr Holland also said he appreciated " the great thought" which the Waikato people had given to the proposal, and expressed :he hope that King Koroki would be present at the Queen's visits 1 Waitangi and Rotorua. </pre>

49 3A01-01_Part_2-048.png 3A01-01_Part_2-048.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-048.tif 1069025 PNG 1688 2108 1.069MB 3A01-01_Part_2-048.png 3A01-01_Part_2-048.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-048_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-048_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 400 500 PagedImage <pre> " We are returning to our people sad in heart and deeply disappointed that the rime Minister should have closed the door " said Mr Tnwhekaririka Barton, secartary of King Koroki's Council of Elders, who was a member of the deputation. It was difficult to understand Mr. Holland's statement concerning security, he said, becauase the Waikato people had accepted such reponaibility with their own Maori police, and had so advised the Prime Minister On numerous previous occasions at Tursng 00000 ae the Maori police, including the recent visit of the American Vicresident ( Mr. Nixon), had cperated with the pakeha police. "This means, in effect, that King Koroki's announced not intention/to be present at Rotorua must stand", continued Mr. oompletely Barton. " The Government has lost a unique opportunity for the/ healing of wounds that have existed for almost a century, and for the opening of a new chapter in racial relations. Waikato wholly cannot/ignore traditional low " Briefly, weld Mr Berton, Waikato was prepared to assemble all Tainui tribes at Turangawaewae without cost to the ancestral Government, provided that the Queen's feet touched that sacred / soil. Then representatives of some 25,000 followers of King Koroki could have gone to Rotorua in good conscience and rejoiced with the rest of Maoridom. The Wovernment'a reply would be considered by King Koroki's advisers at a meeting at Ngaruawahie early next </pre>

50 3A01-01_Part_2-049.png 3A01-01_Part_2-049.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-049.tif 444091 PNG 1664 2096 444KB 3A01-01_Part_2-049.png 3A01-01_Part_2-049.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-049_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 79 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-049_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 397 500 PagedImage <pre> Waikato had already prepared a complete programme of traditional songs, dances, and canoe items as an accompaniment to the Queen's arrival and departure. All that was asked of her Majesty was a stop of three minutes, during which King Koroki would be presented, and he would hand over waikato's pngts, the tokens of loyalty. No speeches were proposed. Waikato's expressions of welcome, loyalty and affection were to have been conveyed in the songs and poetry of the race.</pre>

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52 3A01-01_Part_2-051.png 3A01-01_Part_2-051.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-051.tif 1019205 PNG 1696 2112 1.019MB 3A01-01_Part_2-051.png 3A01-01_Part_2-051.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-051_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-051_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 402 500 PagedImage <pre> might King Koroki's invitation that the Queen Hutt/make a detour of 300 yards from the main Hamilton rood to make a stop of three minutes at Turengawsewae pa on December 30, involving in all, a seven minutes change in the approved programme, was declined yesterday by the grime Minister ( Mr. Holland.) Rerlier in the week chiefs representi Waikato, ~at King Country, Taranaki, and Wangenui,.owar. the Minister of Maori Affairs ( Mr Corbett),=X7417;'Govt to make the concession. Their views were supported by Colonel kairm Arapats Awstere, who is of Ngeti Porou and Ngs Puhi descent. The representations were Perna-reed to the rime Minister by Mr Oorbett. " At this late stage of the tour arrangements", Mr Holland replied, " it is quite impossible to vary the programme se suggested by you. The itinerary end the programme have been worked out to the last detail. All police, security, and traffic arrangements have been mule, and her Majesty and her staff are aware of, and have mode arrangements to fulfil the progranmei I am afraid that this will preclude even the short deviation to Turengeweewse which has been suggested. " Mr Holland also said he appreciated " the great thought" which the Waikato people had given to the proposal, and expressed the hope thet King Koroki would be present at the Queen's visits to Waitangi and Rotorua. </pre>

53 3A01-01_Part_2-052.png 3A01-01_Part_2-052.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-052.tif 1078967 PNG 1740 2144 1.079MB 3A01-01_Part_2-052.png 3A01-01_Part_2-052.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-052_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 81 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-052_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 406 500 PagedImage <pre> " We are returning to our people sad in heart and deeply disappointed that the rime Minieter should have cineed the door " sold Mr Tuwheksririka Barton, secertery of King Koroki's Council of Elders, who wee a member of the deputation. It ass difficult to understand Mr. Holland's statement concerning security, he said, becauase the Waikato people had accepted such reponsibility with their own Maori police, and hod so advised the Prime Uintater On numerous previous occasions st Turangawsewee the 'sori police, including the recent visit of the American Vicresident ( Mr. Nixon), had cperated with the pakehs pollee. "This means, in effect, that King Koroki's announced not intention/to be preeent at Rotorua must stand", continued Mr. completely Barton. " The Government hes lost a unique opportunity for the/ healing of wounds that have existed for almost a century, and for the opening of a new chapter in racial relations. Waikato wholly cennot/ignore traditional ley " Briefly, wild Mr Berton, Waikato was prepared to assemble ell Teinui tribes at Turangsweewae without coat to the n t,a Government, provided that the Queen's feet touc,ed that eaored / soil. Then representatives of some 25,000 followers of King Koroki could have gone to Rotorua in good conaoienoe and rejoiced with the rest of Meoridam. The Government's reply would be considered by King Koroki's advisers at a meeting at Ngeruswehie early next </pre>

54 3A01-01_Part_2-053.png 3A01-01_Part_2-053.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-053.tif 202329 PNG 1688 2106 202KB 3A01-01_Part_2-053.png 3A01-01_Part_2-053.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-053_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 80 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-053_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 401 500 PagedImage <pre> week, said lir Pei Ts Hurinui Jones, leader of deputation the Aubwittsx, ( end secretary of the Tainui Trust Board), and a considered statement would probably be issued then. </pre>

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58 3A01-01_Part_2-057.png 3A01-01_Part_2-057.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-057.tif 1578161 PNG 1751 2684 1.578MB 3A01-01_Part_2-057.png 3A01-01_Part_2-057.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-057_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-057_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 326 500 PagedImage Letter issued from Prime Minister's Office 19531209 Unclear Documents Mr Corbett (Minister of Māori Affairs) discussing Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae, regrets this will not happen, hopes King Koroki will be present at Waitangi and Rotorua Royal Visit Tūrangawaewae Waitangi Rotorua Tikanga Letter English. Unable to read signature. Appears to be written for Prime Minister Holland but signed by someone else. Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Waitangi Rotorua Prime Minister Holland Mr Corbett King Koroki HRM Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visit 1953 Pei Te Hurinui Jones <pre> tome, ftleaster. Wahumm 9th December 1953 Dear Mr Jones, Yesterday the Hon. Mr Corbett, Minister of Maori Lffairs, came to see me specifically to tell me of the rel,resentations made Iv you and the deputation which accompanied you when you saw him in Wellington on the 7th instant. LIr Corbett has given me a copy of the notes taken durinG :he discussion and I had a long talk with him about the whole matter. May I say, in the first place, that I sincerely aw;:reciate the manner in which the Waikato people have endeavoured to meet the position which has arisen. Regarding their desire that Her Majesty the Queen and `'is Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh should visit Turangawaewae, we have given this matter very close ani earnest consideration but I regret that, unfortunately, at this late stage of the tour angements it is quite impossible to vary the programme as suggested by you. The itinerary and the programme have been worked out to the last detail. All Police, security and traffic arrangements have been made and Her Majesty and Her staff are aware of, and have made arrangements to fulfil the programme to which Her Majesty has already agreed. I am afraid that this will preclude even the short deviation to Turangawaewee which has been suggested. I would, however, sincerely hope that in the interests of the continuation of the good relationships and goodwill between all people, both Maori and 3uropean, that Koroki may see his way clear to attend the Rotorua function. Mr Corbett has pointed out to me that Koroki, as s member of the taitangi Trust Board, has the right to be present at the celebrations at Waitangi. This may be a convenient opportunity meet He4esty_as_I andaratand the Trest-3oard members are to be presented at this function. I am sorry that it has not been possible to accede to your request for a visit to Turangawaewae marae and I appreciate the great thought which you and the Waikato people have given to the possible programme and I assure you that all these aspects have received the very close, earnest and sympathetic consideration of the Government. Yours truly, Mr P. to Y. 'Tones, Secretary, nox,P"ft1;.1t BDAP4r </pre>

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60 3A01-01_Part_2-059.png 3A01-01_Part_2-059.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-059.tif 472311 PNG 1728 1790 472KB 3A01-01_Part_2-059.png 3A01-01_Part_2-059.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-059_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 97 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-059_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 483 500 PagedImage Letter to Mr Corbett (Minister of Māori Affairs) 19531207 Pei Te Hurinui Jones Pei advises he will stay in Wellington to meet with the Prime Minister to further discuss matters concerning King Koroki and Tūrangawaewae. King Koroki Tūrangawaewae. Tikanga Letter English, handwritten Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Mr Corbett (Minister of Māori Affairs) Prime Minister Holland King Koroki Mr Corbett (Minister of Māori Affairs) <pre> 44,/,/ideL., /de iarcr.?, , -410,-- -net e446' eha ek! 47. r__,./4,7 / ev, ___Zs-r 447 6- - " ,407 </pre>

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63 3A01-01_Part_2-062.png 3A01-01_Part_2-062.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-062.tif 490667 PNG 1728 1095 491KB 3A01-01_Part_2-062.png 3A01-01_Part_2-062.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-062_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 100 63 png 3A01-01_Part_2-062_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 500 317 PagedImage Telegram to King Koroki 19531208 Pei Te Hurinui Jones ? ? ? Telegram Restricted Ngāruawāhia King Koroki ? King Koroki <pre> INLAND TELEGRAM Datestann, . (U prennld In stamp, affix hi smite abosv) Code: Time: Wm.-. Charges Instructions: (For conditions ot acceptance am over) I I I FOn OFFIrE sE oNLy. ADDRESS (To facilitate accurate transmission. please {,:nt in block apit Ala, 9 4 4e A REP PAIO TELEGRAM c/m4;7,2."-tz,.,3ur",--, I - Arm Nr. Sent Checked. Ankgl. </pre>

64 3A01-01_Part_2-063.png 3A01-01_Part_2-063.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-063.tif 860221 PNG 1728 1292 860KB 3A01-01_Part_2-063.png 3A01-01_Part_2-063.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-063_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 100 75 png 3A01-01_Part_2-063_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 500 374 PagedImage Draft of letter to Prime Minister Holland - not sent 19531208 Pei Te Hurinui Jones Advising Pei will be returning to Tūrangawaewae to discuss Royal Visit with King Koroki. Royal Visit Tūrangawaewae King Koroki Tikanga Letter - Draft English, parts hard to read. Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Prime Minister Holland King Koroki Minister of Māori Affairs Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Prime Minister Holland <pre> /)e.;ce t1;, i6tZfe6; A1 47 'fire. "re_./ec-cc. -.te 4X_ - oWasv-r--- e"(14 ).e, c.:--4, 4v 4~1, kicorw 4 4 0 'de a 4,7 Aro- 1,01 ;a!-- ,04a) / - r ee;, ,t-Z" Vtte.,7., "r"-A44' `"- -Joaee.-- er-d--,ec-- oe., -;40-co.(0,C-7 -s--c -4"-rtAls7 etef, Ger-1-. Z;x </pre>

65 3A01-01_Part_2-064.png 3A01-01_Part_2-064.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-064.tif 489575 PNG 1876 1751 490KB 3A01-01_Part_2-064.png 3A01-01_Part_2-064.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-064_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 100 93 png 3A01-01_Part_2-064_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 500 467 PagedImage Letter from J H Taipana, Private Secretary, Office of the Minister of Māori Affairs 19531208 J H Taipana for Minister of Māori Affairs Forwarding notes, as directed, regarding Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Royal Visit Tūrangawaewae Minister Māori Affairs Tikanga Letter English Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae J H Taipana Minister Māori Affairs HRM Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Pei Te Hurinui Jones <pre> OFFICE OF THE MINISTER OF MAORI AFFAIRS. V11ON. 8th. December 1953. Dear Mr. Jones, In response to your request the Minister of Maori Affairs hes directed me to forward you herewith copy of notes of representations taken in connection with the representations made by you and others yesterday regarding request for a short call by Her Majesty the queen and His Royal Highr--1 the Duke of Edinburgh at Turandaweewse marae, Mgaruawahia during their tour of New Zealand. Yours faithfully, ( aipana) Private Secretary. Jones, Esq., C/0. Mr. Jones, Maori Affairs Department, WELLINGTON. </pre>

66 3A01-01_Part_2-065.png 3A01-01_Part_2-065.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-065.tif 2535951 PNG 1728 2680 2.536MB 3A01-01_Part_2-065.png 3A01-01_Part_2-065.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-065_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 64 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-065_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 322 500 PagedImage Notes of Presentations made to Minister of Maori Affairs (Hon E B Corbett) 19531207 Ministry of Māori Affairs Detailed description of matters re Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae presented by deputation including, valuing promises made by Queen Victoria that Maori enjoy same equal privileges as pakeha, upholding Waikato traditions, historical importance, conveying deliberations from King's Council of Elders, proposed alternatives, associated protocols Royal Tour Tūrangawaewae King's Council of Elders Tikanga Minutes English, 4 pages Unrestricted Tūrangawaewae Manukorihi Marae Minister of Maori Affairs (Hon E B Corbett) Prime Minister Holland King Koroki King's Council of Elders Queen Victoria HRM Queen Elizabeth II Mr Tukorehu te Ahipu Mr Tiwha Turoa Mr Tuwhakaririka Barton Mr Pita Awatere Mr Teri Edwards Rev Kingi Ihaka Mr T T Ropiha Mr J H Taipana Princess Te Puea King Tawhiao Te Atairangi-kahu Kawiti Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Pei Te Hurinui Jones <pre> NOTEJ 02 R,REhTATIONS made to OF MAORI AFFAIRS NRBETT), at Parliament Buildings, Wellington, on 7/12/55. Present - Mr. Pei Te Hurinui Jones. Mr. TukOrehu to Ahipu. Mr. Tiwha Turoa. Mr. Tuwhakaririka Barton. Mr. Pita Awatere. Mr. Teri Edwards. Rev. Kingi Ihaka. Mr. Ropiha. Mr. Taipana. SUBJECT: ROYAL TOUR" (REQUEST FOR CALL AT TURANGAWAEWAS) HGARUAWAHIA. THS MINISTER extended a welcome to the deputation and said his door was always open to receive them. MR JONES thanked the Minister and through him also the Rt. Hon. the Prime Minister for the manner in which the matter had been dealt with through correspondence. TE AHIfU extended greetings to the minister, the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister and the Government. He referred to the problem affecting the Maori people and Koroki. He also referred to the Treaty of Waitangi under which the great great grandmother of Her Majesty the Queen had agreed to give equal privileges to the Maori people, the same as enjoyed by the pakeha. The Maori people valued the promises made very much and felt that as the descendants of those to whom the promises had been made that they should have the opportunity of greeting their Queen on their sacred marae at Ngeruewahia. They wished to bestow on her all the traditional welcome and show their love for her. Even if the Queen was only to stop for one minute it would be an occasion of the greatest gratification to the Maori people, particularly Waikato, as it would give them the opportunity of welcoming her in the traditional way of their people. Today they came sincerely hoping that the olive branch of peace will be handed out by the Government and it was their sincere desire that they would be given that opportunity and at the same time preserve the dignity which rightly belongs to the Queen. They regarded the Queen as a woman of the very highest rank and it was only rigkt that any welcome to her should be conducted in a fit and proper manner as befitted a person of such exalted rank. They hoped therefore that the Government would give them the opportunity of paying their homage to the ,een in the way that is proper to the Maori mind. He concluded with greetings to the Government. MR, TURCA supported the previous speaker. said he fully appreciated the inconvenieuqa wilLakAight cause n as it was a very important matter end theTifst occasion of a visit of such an exalted person to the aaikato that it would go dawn in history for all tine,. He referred to the Council of /sliders which had been established at Ngaruawahia. The Council consisted of 12 members whose duty it was to decide on any matters of paramount importance such as the present matter. He appealed to the Minister as guardian of the Maori people and all that he stood for to view the present request in the most favourable light. As well as being a member of the Council of Elders he was also a member of the Lio,.th ;.uckland Division of the National: Party and he could say that pakeha members were also very anxious that f something should be done to enable a short call to be made at Turangawaewei He thanked the Minister for receiving them. MR. JON,: said that at the outset he must explain the approach as they viewed it. At the moment it was more in the form of an exploratory natters He mentioned that he had advised the Prime Minister on the 2nd. December that there would be meeting of the elders on the 15th. December. / </pre>

67 3A01-01_Part_2-066.png 3A01-01_Part_2-066.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-066.tif 3431559 PNG 1747 2701 3.432MB 3A01-01_Part_2-066.png 3A01-01_Part_2-066.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-066_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-066_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 323 500 PagedImage <pre> No doubt the Winister was aware he had gone to Ngaruawahia and spent two days there explaining the Prime Minister's letter of the 27th. N vember to the people. The thing was to find a satisfactory solution of the matter, firstly regarding Ngaruawahia and also regarding the matter of the other very important meeting at Rotorua. Mr. Jones said that to the pakeha mind and perhaps also to some of the younger generation of Maori people, the question of setting foot on Turangawaewae was rather nebulous. However the older Maori placed great importance on such a matter. He pointed out that the late King Tawhiao had said after the confiscation of the Waikato lands that Turangawaewae would be hie footstool. In former days that place had bden the stronghold of his family who were renowed for their great fighting qualities, and although the land was confisoated he had said that it was to be his footstool. In former days Turangawaewae had been the stronghold of hie family and Princess Te Puea spent the longest period of her life making it the place it is today. Mr. Jones mentioned that King Koroki had endeavoured to get the whole of the elders together to discuss the Prime Minister's letter but when he (Mr. Jones) arrived, there were only five present. He explained everything to them and aleo the many difficulties that would have to be overcome regarding traffic control etc. However the elders present decided they could not discuss it until they were all present at a full meeting. Mr. Jones referred to the fact that Mr. Barton had overlooked mentioning that he (Mr. Barton) was one of the twelve elders and the Secretary of the Council of Elders. He also referred to the fact that the two elder members of the present delegation resided in Taumarunui. Taumarnnui was the meeting place of three canoe areas - Tainul, Te Arawa nd Aotea and the people of that district carried the blood of those canoe areas. Mr. Barton was the only member of the delegation who was a member of the Council of Elders. Mr. Jones said he had had discussions with Koroki, his wife Te Atairangikahu and later in the evening Koroki had celled in his daughter Piki Koroki. He wished to stress that Koroki was very mindful of his duty to the elders and the tribe and he was also very anxious to be at Rotorua with the other tribal representativesOhnd also to meet the Prime Minister' wishes. Koroki's wife Te ata was a niece of the late Te Puea Nerangi and played quite a part in the life of her people. She and Koroki are second cousins. After discussions which lasted two days, Koroki finally indicated and gave him permission to say that he (Koroki) would be prepared to make some very important decisions before the 15th. and he hoped they would help towards arriving at a solution of the problem and to the fulfillment of the various aspects as expressed and enumerated in the Prime Minister's letter of the 27th. November. The decisions concern King Koroki himself, his own family and those related to him. Briefly these decisions are:- As an alternative to the proposed programme forwarded with hie (Mr. Jones) letter of the 7th. November he submitted the following:- 1. Instead of King Koroki meeting the Queen at Turangawaewae he will defer to the Prime Minister's wishes and proceed to Rotorua and there make the Waikato pngts to Her Majestyl His daughter Piki Koroki will take his place on the Turangawaewae marae and present the Queen with a bouquet. Koroki will merge with his people for the occasion and will not meet the Queen at Turangawaewae. Mr. Jones also referred to am item which was overlooked in the proposed programme - the Waikato sentinel Call which would be :iven from the watch tower ovar Lhe cnt,nce to Turangawaewae es the Royal party mass into view from the main highway. The call would not therefore add to the time as it would take place as Her Majesty was a-proaching the marae. 2. The second suggestion was put forward with some diffidence firstly, because it would strike a note of sadness and secondly the nature of the brief call at Turangawaewae would eliminate three of the tem. ("The Ancient Invocation". "Waikato's Jong of Love" aid the Canoe song "All goes well 0 Queen". The proposal was that Per Lajesty might visit Turangawaewae and place a wreath before the bust of the late Princess Te Puea which would be brought out on to the marae. Her Majesty would then pass on her way. The three items mentioned would not bed in keeping with such a sad occasion and would be eliminated. 11th regard to the proposal-i that Piki Koroki should meat Her Majesty, in accordance with Maori milt it was felt that some male person should be there with Pilo and her moivi/' Te Ate, anti Air, Jones auggestion Wag that Ts Ate cousin Monty}ier, should accompany them, HOwelatiese ft Ile A-,1,1 A 4. </pre>

68 3A01-01_Part_2-067.png 3A01-01_Part_2-067.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-067.tif 2930225 PNG 1755 2698 2.93MB 3A01-01_Part_2-067.png 3A01-01_Part_2-067.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-067_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 65 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-067_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 325 500 PagedImage <pre> 3. elder brother should be with Piki when Her Majesty stepped on to Turangawaewae. This arrangement was on account of the very close genealogical ties of his family with King Koroki's family. Mr. Jones said another alternative which he had not yet discussed with King Koroki however, was:- That Koroki proceed to Waitangi and meet Her Majesty there, and in accordance with Maori custom, he would extend an invitation for Her Majesty to call at Turangawaewae. He knew that King Koroki had already declined the invitation to go to Waitangi on account of the present impasse. TH MINSTER referred to the fact that Koroki was a member of the Waitangi Trust Board and as such had every right to be present there and meet the Queen. MR, JONA said the wish dear to the hearts of the Waikato people was that their Queen should set foot on Turangawaewae. Even, if there was no-one else to be there - all they wanted was that she should set foot there. The point orineceasary ingredient in the problem regarding King Koroki's presen6e at Rotorua, ae ne should emphasise again, was the setting foot of Her Majesty on Turangawaewae marae. TEE MINIJTaR thanked Mr. Jones and the other speakers and assured them that he well knew how the matter was of such importance to them and a thing that was very close to the hearts of the Waikato people. The matter of the Royal Tour wee not one that came under him although there were matters which had been put on his plate. He understood the Maori people well enough to need no stressing of the fact that it would give tremendous satisfaction to have the Queen grace their marae. Anyone of the Maori tribes would be the same, north, south east or west. He referred to the Taranaki people and the great pleasure it would give them if the Queen were to step on to Manukorihi marae. He said it was the express wish of the Queen that she visit Rotorua. He understood it was on account of what her father had told her and also the fact that it was a central place. For that reason it was decided to hold the main Maori reception there. He understood how the people felt. However he assured the deputation that before he left on his tour of the Urewera he would take personally the case presented by the deputation to the Prime Minister who would have to decide just how far he could see hie way clear to give the desire of the Waikato people concrete performance. He pointed out that the visit was rather late in the day as the Royal Tour programme had already been printed and a book had also been issued giving details of the various places to be visited. The Minister said he wished to get the paints quite clear - 1. That Her Majesty call at Turangawaewae on her way south, and following that, Koroki would go to Rotorua. 2. As a further point of consideration - a visit to Waitangi when Koroki, as a member of the Waitangi Trust Board would be presented to Her Majesty and then perhaps Her Majesty would reverse the position and make a short call at Turang aaaaa as. The LAnister Geld he would r,ersonally place all the submissions before the irime ti,tsimtor. lie was sorry that he was unable to give the deputation any better answer at the moment, but the Prime Minister would be returning tomorrow and he would discuss the matter with him then. Wt. JUNE) mentioned that as a further point of interest which had been overlooked 1,418 that in accordance with proper Maori custom in connection with the journeyings of people in such exalted positions was that a member of the Northern tribes should escort Her Majesty to the next meeting plate and at that point the chief of that part would in company with the northern chief escort her to the next and so on. THE MITISTp said there would be many problems as there were so many functions between Waitangi end Retorts. thei4ralig maid the idea would be for Kawiti whom he understood MIA chief to wait until Her Majesty was near Turangawaewae and then join the Royal Party ae they entered the marae. The same woup ; happen as she approached the aiarae at Rotorua. Kawiti and Kora)!!! 'would join the entourage, isnot also refeare, n ' at. -, </pre>

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70 3A01-01_Part_2-069.png 3A01-01_Part_2-069.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-069.tif 887715 PNG 1819 2111 888KB 3A01-01_Part_2-069.png 3A01-01_Part_2-069.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-069_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 86 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-069_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 431 500 PagedImage I te reo Māori with English translation, handwritten, some parts hard to read, relates to 38 and 39 of this document, 2 pages, reverse order Waikato Sentinel Call (Adapted) no date Pei Te Hurinui Jones Waikato Sentinel Call paying tribute to Ngāpuhi who will be escorting Her Majesty the Queen on to Tūrangawaewae. Includes tribute to the memory of Te Puea. Includes acknowledgement of Queen Elizabeth's Royal line to Queen Victoria Waikato Sentinel Call Royal Visit Tūrangawaewae Tikanga Manuscript Tūrangawaewae unrestricted Ngāpuhi Te Puea Queen Victoria HRM Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae <pre> 62) / / =e4. Yxt- 1714e , /- /'i. o.e. ,Vjz EV,' _,--6-4 pee , 6. -e -,--,------,:" 4v,144,-.cec 4 0 We / ":76z e2_ 4. 4P.,.-- , 'J., 44, WA. /.- -/{a__ _2, ez- 4_ cam ,? rF r41 </pre>

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88 3A01-01_Part_2-087.png 3A01-01_Part_2-087.tif 3A01-01_Part_2-087.tif 1164709 PNG 1739 2043 1.165MB 3A01-01_Part_2-087.png 3A01-01_Part_2-087.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[srclinkFile]" width="[ImageWidth]" height="[ImageHeight]"> png 3A01-01_Part_2-087_thumb.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Thumb]" width=[ThumbWidth] height=[ThumbHeight]> 85 100 png 3A01-01_Part_2-087_screen.png <img src="_httpprefix_/collect/[collection]/index/assoc/[parent(Top):assocfilepath]/[Screen]" width=[ScreenWidth] height=[ScreenHeight]> 426 500 PagedImage Letter to Bishop of Waikato (copy) 19531206 Pei Te Hurinui Jones Advising the Bishop of forwarded confidential papers re Royal Visit. Speaks of chivalry and the Rose and Toetoe Curtain Royal Visit Rose and Toetoe Curtain Tikanga Letter Tūrangawaewae English, relates to 82 restricted Bishop of Waikato Reverand Wi Huata Prime Minister Holland HRM Queen Elizabeth II Sir Winston Churchill Sir Francis Drake Sir Walter Raleigh Royal Visit to Tūrangawaewae Bishop of Waikato <pre> CopY Lairdvale Road, Box 78, TAUMARUNUI. 6th. December,1953 My Dear Lord Bishop, As promised I forward herein copies of confidential correspondence and papers which have passed between the Prime Minister, Minister of Maori Affairs and myself. (History in the making ?) These papers - there is a good deal more - will I think give a good picture of the Brief Call at Turangawaewae by Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edihburgh. I was very pleased, indeed, to learn from our beloved and moat energetic Padre , Wi Huata , that Your Lordship is a very keen student of the Waikato Maori People and their Problems. The present impasse should I think have a code name. In World Affairs we already have"The Iron and Bamboo Mil= Curtains". I have coined the name , "The Rose and Toetoe (or Reed) Curtains" for the present Waikato problem. I fervently pray "The Rose and Toetoe (or Reed) Curtains" will yet be gently drawn aside by the Hand of a very Gracious Royal Lady. Or may the spirit of chivalry of Sir Francis Drake and Sir Walter Raleigh and their merry men enter into the could of people in high places in our land. What could be more fitting to mark the advent of a Second Elizabethan Age ? Sir Wanston Churchill , with his epic mind , would eagerly embrace such an opportunity if he kelt but had some part to play in it. I leave for Wellington in an hours' time for further negotiations with the powers that be on Monday afternoon (6/12/1953), and I will be communicating with Your Lordship again later' With all humility, I remain, My Dear Lord Bishop Yours very sincerely "Pei to Hurinui Jones" </pre>

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