THE OLD NEW ZEALAND MAORL.
I'm. time i- U.->t uoimi^ when the "old colonial hamK ' who can lull i^ ol then own peiM>nal knowledge about many lnterostinu habits and un^toms ot (he M ,un 1 iaec, \w!lha\e j).i-M y d a\\a\. The. Maul u- <ue one ot the mu 4 gittcd, both ph^Moalh and intellectually, ot any ot the .s i\ci<je i.uh> \\ ith >\ liom the An^Ui-Saxon ha* come in contact. Then national chaiactoi i->t u> include many noble (]iialitie^, >\mi we teel we aie not alone iimong-*t Now Zealandei- in e\pres-in<; .t -liieero hope that the antioipationi ot the gtadual e\tinrhon ot t he Maori in this eouulfy wdl not I c malted. Tho tollou in<^ inlcu >ln\<^ noli eoncoi ninj4 om du-ky tellow -nibjci tn aie b^ Major \\ ilson, ot Cambud^e, a^ published in tno II uiLulo J'uiu> : -
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 267, 26 May 1888, Page 3
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139THE OLD NEW ZEALAND MAORL. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 267, 26 May 1888, Page 3
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