A Reproof.
The Native Minister, the Hon. James Carroll, met with rather an awkward rebuff from some of the Maoris on this coasfc while in the district a w T eek or two ago says the Chronicle. After leaving Wanganui he went to Rangitikei, and arriving
Bulls on a Saturday sent word to fche Parawanui natives that he would pay them a visit on the following day, Sunday. The natives duly considered the letter, and forwarded a relpy to the effect that Sunday was fche day for receiving Christ's Minister, and fchafc the Government had six days on whicli their Minister could come to see them if he wanted to. Mr Carroll took the straight hint in good part, and paid his visit on the Monday instead.
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Manawatu Herald, 19 November 1892, Page 2
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127A Reproof. Manawatu Herald, 19 November 1892, Page 2
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