MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR AND MINISTERS.
MR BRYCE SUCCEEDS IN OBTAINING PERMISSION FOR SURVEY OF RAILWAY LINE THROUGH KING COUNTRY. Auckland, This day. The Hon. Mr Bryce has had an inter-
A-ieAv at Alexandra Avith Wahanui, Rewi, and othor leading Ngatimaniapoto chiefs, respecting the stoppage of Mr Hursthouse. Mr Bryce has obtained a Avritten pledge from them to permit tho preliminary exploration for a line of railway to go on. The Native Minister gave thorn a distinct assurance that J the exploration would be simply to look out for a line of railway. Mr Hursthousc will again start on his mission next Aveek. Neav Plymouth, This day. The Alexandra correspondent has just telegraphed to the Taranaki Herald that Mr Bryce has seen Nui and Wainui, and arranged for the exploration in the King country to proceed unopposed. Mr Hursthouse is to start again on Wednesday. Christchurch, This day. Tho Hon. Major Atkinson arrived here yesterday in the Hinemoa, and the Governor left for Wellington in the same steamer shortly afterwards. Wellington, This day. His Excellency the Governor returned from his Southern tour this morning.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3644, 17 March 1883, Page 3
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