JOTTINGS FROM WANGANUI.
(By Telegraph—Special Correspondent.; Wanganui, July 15. Mr.' Robert M'Nab, who lectured here last night to a largo audience on early Now Zealand, left to-day for Palmerston/ where he lectures to-night in. aid ot' the Captain Cook Memorial. Owing to'the sitting of'the Native Land Court, a large number of Maoris are now in town, most of whom appear to bo spending their money very freel>. They are mostly living under canvas, and there are several • camps on-vacant allotments in town. Commenting thereon, the "Herald" says: "These camps invariably become insanitary, menaces both to Maoris and Europeans, aroTit seems opportune to repeat- what is nearly everyone's opinion, that the Native Department should see to it that proper accommodation is provided for those Maoris whose business bring* them to town."
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 871, 18 July 1910, Page 5
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130JOTTINGS FROM WANGANUI. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 871, 18 July 1910, Page 5
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