A LINK WITH THE

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3737, 5 January 1928, Page 2

A LINK WITH THE

DEATH OP MAOR.

Aii important link gamings of New ZealalHHEß been severed by English paper). Wellington and its ■ harlMlj their foundation to two m'flra nel William Wakefield, successful settler of Zealand, and the Maori chi<-Bl ana Te Puni, who sold Now Honeana’s same name, the last Puni tribe, has died. HQflJfB deed, also be regarded asS§| of his tribe, for the married with immigrant to look like Europeans. 'aHß| Thirteen years kefordßiJ Wakefield’s coming the Zealand Company sent emigrants, who landed south of Auckland, but ous attitude of the them aboard again. A tempt by the same pa»H|| after-ended'in like to the terrifying <jH| dance of two thousand ives, land been purchased from and the expedition was at.Sydne.y. Colonel) 'Wakefield’s tune, was ' due to the tiou by the chiefs tribe. Li t those days was seething with and the Te Punis held right of very recent eonßl||| doubt they were as gladlM|§|| white men as allies men were to have therm That was 88 years aß| alliance has continued the Great White Queen, his grandfather had enlH|J|| treaty so many years vfIHBB bra ted her diamond grandson was one of distinguished Maori present, and the Queon9M||j|| and shook hands with youth he was a football player, and a gflnj man.