DEPARTURE OF MR BRYCE ON HIS JOURNEY THROUGH THE KING COUNTRY.
Alexandra, This day
The Hon. Mr Bryce and party left here this morning eu route for* Taranaki through the King country. Te AVetere, Avi _ his escort of Ngafimaniopotos, Avill join him at Te Lira, whicli is about tho end of the first day's journey. Owing to the floods the journey to the Upper Mokau is expected to take three days instead of two, and from there to New Plymouth lavo more. No opposition is uoav expected, and nothing- of interest has transpired at the native meeting at Te Kuiti
Auckland, This day
It is reported from Alexandra that Taouui, a powerful Ngatimaniopoto chief, is uuf.-n-orablc to Mr Bryee's journey through the King eonntn".
Hope Te Rangianini has issued a manifesto denouncing AVahauui as a Avolf in sheep's clothing.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3667, 16 April 1883, Page 3
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139DEPARTURE OF MR BRYCE ON HIS JOURNEY THROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3667, 16 April 1883, Page 3
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