NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT.
HON. W. H. HERRIES INTERVIEWED.
Interviewed at Wellington last week on the BUbject of native land settlement, the Hon. W. H. Herries said that the legislation which he introduced last session had not vet made it if If felt, bat the Maori Land Bills -era making fairly large quantities of Was native land available for freehold settlement. Much of the native land settled during the last four years fonder previous Administration) Mr Harries remarked, had been settled .upon the leasehold tenure, and the Wtess of freehold settlement had of iTte been decidedly expedited. The natives of the Bay of Plenty district the Minister added had re, centty manifested a dewe, to eenuj- ™' . partitioned and surhave their lands P wW| S' There -eemed to be quite a the ;Xaß these natives wera change Bpjar«tn to c rTttv hapreviously Adhered, wbicb they naa -v* pient A proportion of «he ** BhoWed Maons :> Mr ilerriw Jandß factories. •
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 537, 29 January 1913, Page 5
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156NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT. King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 537, 29 January 1913, Page 5
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