CORRESPONDENCE.
[Wc do not hold ourselves resiwinsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents].
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —Having noticed that the New Zealand Loan and Alercantile Agency Company, Limited, have been favored with instructions from the New Zealand Native Lands Settlement Company, Limited, to offer certain properties for sale, and others for lease by tender. I, and probably many more of your readers, will be much obliged if you will throw a little light on this question. A Company, with the standing of the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company, Limited, which professes to deal with all Native difficulties and to settle Europeans on lands with all obstructions remove! surely ought to be able to dispose of a block of land on their own account, without sheltering themselves under the protecting evgis of the well-known New Zealander’s uncle. What has the N.L.S. Co., Limited, been about? Are they not contented with the assistance of their sisters, their cousins, and their aunts, or have they been compelled to visit their uncle also?—Yours, truly, Mango Kai Whenua.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1130, 25 August 1882, Page 2
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176CORRESPONDENCE. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1130, 25 August 1882, Page 2
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