THE YOUNG MAORI PARTY.
AUCKLAND, February 24. The southern, and district delegates t« i the Maori Conference, which is to be held \at Orakei, were welcomed by the Orakei Natives this afternoon. Some SO delegate* are present, and -.another party under the Rev. Mr Bennett, of Rotorua, will arriv» at Orakei to-morrow. * Mr J. Thornton, president of the Te Aute Association, is presiding. Since the association was organised 'it has received much help from thd Government^ 'Natiy< school teachers and others engaged; in Maori work.
.The unusual incident of a senior constable being accosted by two Customs officers and to submit to being searched was wit* nessed at Port Melbourne last week! When -.they searched him £hey found about 51b of tobacco concealed in his clothincu
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Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 53
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126THE YOUNG MAORI PARTY. Otago Witness, Issue 2815, 26 February 1908, Page 53
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