Native Affairs
(PEB UNITED; PBBB9 /ASSOCIATION.) Wel^ingto^., This Day. The Government received a telegram ' this evening from .Colonel Rebertp, at Opunake, that 320 natives; headed by . Titokowaru, arrived at the Opunake ;' 'bridge to-"day, en- route" to the -ihonthly meeting at Panbakn, and were turned ; back. Titokowaru said, '' What are the : roads made fpr P The; Government said | they were for the Europeans and Maoris, ' and that -there -was to be' one law for ' both races. Now; to-day, you (meaning - ( Messengers and the . Colonel) stop the ■ Maoris. Xow he sure and not to hide . my words from the Government." After ■ ' delivering these few words, Titotokowaru, I ■ accompanied by, the" otheY natives, re- < turuned to Oeo, a. small settlement not far •';
I distant from Opunake. ;, yyc y. - J
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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 59, 20 May 1884, Page 2
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126Native Affairs Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 59, 20 May 1884, Page 2
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