The view which the Opposition takes of the proposed Native Land Commission was thus set out by Mr Tames Allen, M.H.lt' in an interview printed in the Christchurch Press: “This native land question has been forced on Ministers, partly owing xo Mr Massey and others in tlio House, aiid partly owing to the fact that Mr McNab went to Auckland and found that their one interest was not in his Land Bill, but in the settlement of a much wider and larger question—the native land question I think you- may say of the proposed Native Land Commission what Mr McNab himself has quite lately said of the late Land Commission, viz , that if he had known it was going to be such a terrible failure he would have had nothing to do with it. 1 question very much whether the Native Land Commission can dc much to solve the native land difficulty. There are members of Parliament who know as much about the question as any member of the Commission can know. I expect the result of a Native Land Commission will be very much the same as the result of the Land Commission its-ilf If the Ministry have any ideas on the native land question, why don’t they present them to the House and the country? They ought to have some ideas, and we ought to have had the benefit of them. It seems utter folly that the country should any longer allow millions of acres of valuable land to lie unsettled, when men are wanting to get on to that land to turn it to useful account.”
LOST. EIIOM Wljataupoko, One Bay Mare, fresh collar mark on near shoulder, cut on lieel of near foot. — Reward on returning same to PILCHER BROS., Butchers, Wliataupoko. Anyone detaining same after this date will he j)rosecuted. CROWN LANDS SALE. MANGATAHI SETTLEMENT. NOTICE is hereby given that 22 sections comprising the Mangatalii Settlement, near Maraekakalio and Hastings will be open for select'ionunder “The Land for Settlements Con. Act, 1000” at this office up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, stli February, 1907, and at the Princess Theatre, Hastings, on SATURDAY, MONDAi, and TUESDAY, the 2nd, 4th. and stli February, 1907. The areas of the sections vary from 194 acres to 879 acres, and tile rentals from 5s 6d to 7s 9d per acre per annum. -Applicants will be required to appear personally at the Land Board meeting at the Princess Theatre, Hastings, oil WEDNESDAY, the Gth February, 1907, at 10 a.m. to answer any questions the Land Board may ask. In the event of more than one a p piicai.ion being received for any section priority of selection will bo decided by ballot at the Princess Theatre. Hastings, on SATURDAY, the 9tli February, 1907, at 10 o’clock a.m. , * , Messrs J. Eaton and J. Fernandez will be available as guides at Maraekakaho, leaving every morning at 9 o’clock to show intending applicants over the sections. Accommodation may be obtained at Maraekakalio. Plans, pamphlets, application forms and full particulars may be obtained at this office, the Post Office Hastings, and the principal Land Offices throughout the colony. HENRY TRENT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lands and Survey Office. Napier, 17th January, 1907.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1990, 28 January 1907, Page 3
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