Native News.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 131, 13 November 1884, Page 3

Native News.

f \ "We gather from, the Taranaki O3fci4i>that*D^ O'Carroll, who was aient by the Government to examine , kitb, and,>if possible^ arrest, the> ? fatal f'l which hai appe&v^*V<>ag3t » the Vahves at PanhakaTnas experienced a good deal of difficulty m A^^'hw flanitery ce/ortns effected. ; Te '^Whiti, a few days ago, explained ithe objections of- the natives by saying, " How did we know until we fojind yornriadvice and medicines were gdod, tha^, yon had, not been sent by the Qoyiwiiment to poison us— as if we ■ • Bw*ie v tfot dying ; out ' fest enouj h." theii i pointed out. to .'-•■'• wi'ew tbp.t necessity tor cleanlißJess.Te WBti sprang np and said— ♦' It is^igii^'whkt you shy, but listen. ; If . I order, nay people to sweep clean jtbe j»h. they will not obey mp. C*ase y«&il irotds. 81J66 tooir my autho^-ity from ;f^e. - 1 j i^n\ but a comikon Maori^J cannot give a^nprdeir. |We ' ail see! andknow your %ood will|toV i|w» you have, wprkecl nton- > dew foe. us so far. f Thauk Balance : still mistruslb ihe |Qo>i' Ve^ninetitl Hkve we not good cause? I preached peace, and they took jmy < r kndva^ay.'f JDv O'Carroll ,^d Te *■ - o^itf; > '(^'tte-B^'llfßidUiaoe4 pn^ /hearing that To WhitiV people were ill, had sent him to their ielie£ at once, which showed that the JNativo f' he«rt was good to ward* th6in f j bnt.they most not give trouble / .or it might annoy him. The natives 'with the doctor** remarks, and k i'-w4f^ "That at present, they t^ere v ; ..'upt Allowed to eieot any new whare.B v if he could get them leave, ' lA tl»eywere,wil!ingt6cEb to the hi.lls, v '■* 6t wherever they were dii'ecteiV to