New Zealand Gazette – 1901 – No. 96

Page 2163

✨ Tamatea Maori District By-laws

Nov. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2163

(F.) Billiard-rooms.
(Section 16, Subsection 15.)
19. No billiard-room shall be constructed and no billiard-table erected within any Maori kainga, or at any other place within the district except townships and European settlements: Provided that this by-law shall have force in respect of Maori lots within a Native township. Any person guilty of a breach of this by-law shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty-five pounds, and the Council shall have power to remove or destroy such billiard room or table, and shall not be liable for such removal or destruction.

Village Committees.
20. The Council may delegate all or any of its powers under the foregoing by-laws to the Village Committee of any Maori kainga, village, or pa, and such Committee shall thereupon have full authority to exercise such powers within such kainga, village, or pa.
21. The Village Committee may impose a fine or a penalty for the breach of a by-law, but if the same is not paid within a specified time the Chairman of the Committee shall thereupon report such breach and all the circumstances of the case, and the failure to pay the fine or penalty imposed, to the Chairman of the Council.

THE SCHEDULE.
Form A.
(By-law No. 5.)
To [Name],
[Address].
GREETING. You are requested to cleanse or cause your house to be cleansed within days after service of this notice upon you. And you are warned that if after such service you refuse or neglect within the time specified to comply with this notice you will be liable to a penalty not exceeding .
Dated the day of , 19 .
[Seal.] , Chairman [or Clerk] of Council
[or Village Committee].

Form E.
(By-law No. 18.)
LICENSE FOR HAWKER.
Know all men that , a hawker, is duly licensed to vend his goods in the kaingas of the Tamatea Maori District for one year from the date hereof.
Given under the seal of the Maori Council of
[Seal.] the Tamatea Maori District, the day
of , 19 .
, Chairman [or Clerk] of the Council.

The above by-laws were passed at a meeting of the Maori Council for the Tamatea Maori District held at Hastings on the 16th day of September, 1901; and are given under the seal of the said Council.
(L.S.) IHAIA HUTANA,
Chairman.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this twenty-fourth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and one.
J. CARROLL,
Minister of Native Affairs.

Nga Tikanga Whakahaere o te Kaunihera Maori o te Takiwa o Tamatea i raro i “Te Ture Kaunihera Maori, 1900.”

Tari o te Minita Maori,
Poneke, Oketopa 24, 1901.

HE whakaatu tenei kua pai te Kawana i tenei ra ki te whakaae i nga tikanga-whakahaere i hangaia e te Kaunihera Maori o te Takiwa Maori o Tamatea, i raro i nga tikanga o te rarangi tekau-ma-ono o “Te Ture Kaunihera Maori, 1900,” e whakaaturia nei i te Kupu Apiti i raro iho nei.

J. CARROLL,
Minita mo te Taha Maori.

Kua whakaaetia. RANFURLY, Kawana.

TE KUPU APITI.
KAUNIHERA MAORI O TE TAKIWA MAORI O TAMATEA.
NGA TURE-WHAKAHAERE.
TENEI te Kaunihera Maori o te Takiwa Maori o Tamatea, i whakaturia i raro i “Te Ture Kaunihera Maori, 1900,” ka

hanga nei i enei tikanga-whakahaere i raro i te mana o taua Ture, me timata te whai mana o aua tikanga-whakahaere a te wa e whakaaetia ai e te Kawana, me te panuitanga o aua mea i roto i te Gazette me te Kahiti:—

Whakamarama.
I roto i enei tikanga-whakahaere, mehemea ia kaore e taupatupatu ana ki nga kupu e whai ake nei, a mehemea kaore i motuhake te takoto a etahi atu whakamaramatanga, koia enei o ratou tikanga:—
“Taua Ture” tona tikanga ko “Te Ture Kaunihera Maori, 1900.”
“Te Kaunihera” tona tikanga ko te Kaunihera Maori o te Takiwa Maori o Tamatea i whakaturia i raro i taua Ture.
“Komiti” ara “Komiti Marae” tona tikanga ko te Komiti Marae o tetahi kainga Maori i whakaturia e te Kaunihera i raro i nga tikanga o taua Ture.
“Takiwa” tona tikanga ko te Takiwa Maori o Tamatea i panuitia e te Kawana i raro i taua Ture i tana panuitanga o te 26 o nga ra o Tihera, 1900.
“Taone Maori” tona tikanga he Taone Maori i whakaturia i raro i “Te Ture Taone Maori, 1895.”
“Whakatakatoria” tona tikanga i whakatakotoria e nga tikanga whakahaere i hangaia i raro i taua Ture, e enei tikanga-whakahaere ranei.

(A.) Te Ora me te Noho tika.
(Tekiona 16, Rarangi 1.)

Ko nga tupapaku mehemea ka mate i waenganui i te 15 o nga ra o Maehe me te 15 o nga ra o Hepetema (e uru ana ano ia aua ra), i roto i te tau, me tanu i roto i nga ra e wha i muri iho i te matenga; a mehemea ka mate i waenganui i te 16 o nga ra o Hepetema me te 14 o nga ra o Maehe (e uru ana ano ia aua ra), me tanu i roto i nga ra e toru i muri iho i te matenga, haunga ia mehemea ka takoto ke te whakahau a te Kaunihera, mehemea ranei ka takoto ke tetahi atu tikanga o tetahi Ture o te Paremata.
Ma nga whanaunga tata o te tupapaku, a, mehemea kei te ngaro ke ratou ma te tangata nona te whare, e noho ana ranei i roto i te whare i mate ai te tupapaku, mana e whakatutuki nga tikanga o te Ture i runga ake nei, a ka whakaekea te he ki runga ki a ratou, ki tetahi ranei o ratou mo te takahi i taua Ture i runga i ta te Kaunihera e kite ai he tika, a ka ahei kia whiu a ki te moni kia kaua e neke ake i te kotahi pauna.
E kore rawa e pai, haunga ia mehemea e whakaa tia ana e te Kaunihera, kia tanumia tetahi tupapaku ki tetahi wahi ke atu i te urupa e mohiotia ana he tanumanga tupapaku e nga tangata Maori o tetahi kainga Maori, kua rahuitia ranei, kua ata wehea ranei e ratou, e tetahi atu ropu whaimana ranei, hei urupa tanumanga tupapaku.
Kaua rawa e whakatakotoria te tupapaku ki nga roro, ki nga marae ranei o nga whare nunui, engari me whakatakoto ki tetahi atu wahi i rahaki e tata ana mai e whakaritea e te Tiamana o te Komiti Marae, e te mema Kaunihera ranei o te wahanga o te takiwa.

(B.) Nga Whare Pari.
(Tekiona 16, Rarangi 2.)
5. Ka ahei te Tiamana o te Kaunihera, tetahi tangata, ropu ranei e whakamanaia e te Kaunihera mo tera take, ki te tuku panui atu ki te tangata nona, ki te tangata ranei e noho ana i roto i tetahi whare e paru ana, e kino ana, hei whakahau atu kia whakapaia e ia, kia mea'ia ranei e ia kia whakapaia taua whare i roto i tetahi takiwa e whakaritea i roto i taua panui, penei i te ahua “A” e mau nei i te Kupu Apiti. A mehemea i muri iho i te taenga atu o taua panui ki a ia, ka kore taua tangata e rongo, ka turi ranei ki te whakatutuki i te whakahau a taua panui, e tika ana kia whiu a ki te moni kia kaua e neke atu i te kotahi pauna, mo te hara tuatahi kia kaua e neke atu i te rua pauna mo ia haranga i muri iho.
6. Ka ahei te Kaunihera ki te whakahau kia haria atu, kia whakaboutia, kia whakakorea ranei tetahi whare e paru ana e kino ana, mehemea ki tana whakaaro e kore e pai kia nohoia tera tu whare e te tangata, mehemea te tangata nona te whare, te tangata ranei e noho ana i roto i taua whare, ina tae mai he whakahau ki a ia kia whakapaia, kia whakaboutia, kia whakakorea ranei taua whare, ka kore e rongo ki taua whakahau. Ko nga moni a te Kaunihera e pau i taua whakapinga, whakahoutanga, whakakorenga ranei, me takoto mai hei nama ma taua tangata ki te Kaunihera, a e taea te whai atu ki roto i te Kooti Whakawa Tuturu.
7. Kei nga Komiti Marae te whakaaro ki te whakangawari i te tikanga-whakahaere tua-rima me te tikanga-whakahaere tua-ono i runga ake nei mehemea ka tupono he kaumatua, he mate, he ngoikore ranei, te tangata nona, a e noho ana ranei i roto i aua tu whare kua korerotia ake nei, kia kore ai e pa uaua aua tikanga ki taua tangata; engari me whakaatu e te Tiamana o te Komiti Marae ki te Tiamana o te Kaunihera tera ahua, a hei reira te Kaunihera whiriwhiri ai i

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1901, No 96

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🪶 By-laws of the Tamatea Maori District Council (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated24 October 1901
KeywordsBurial regulations, Cleansing houses, Nuisances, Drunkenness, Hawkers, Maori kainga, Village Committee, Council powers
👩‍💼 Officials

IHAIA HUTANA, Chairman
J. CARROLL, Minister of Native Affairs
RANFURLY, Governor

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