PRINCE AND MAORIS.
MESSAGES EXCHANGED. The following telegram w(is despatched by Sir W. H. Herries, Native Minister, and Hon. Dr. Pomare, Minister representing the Native race in the Executive Council, to His Highness the Prince of Wales on the eve of his departure from New Zealand: "On behalf of your Maori people we wish ywu a pleasant, voyage over the Sea. of Kiwa. The short flight of the Kotuku-Rerenga-talii will always be treasured. Tangaioa shall calm the waves and Tawhirimatea temper the winds so that yon may return to your dear ones in safety. It is the earnest hope of your loyal Maori people that in the year to oainc von may again visit Aote'aroa. Tatou. Tatou. Haera ra."
Following is the reply from TJeut.Coloncl Grigg, secretary to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: "The Prince of Wales greatly appreciates the touching message of farewell telegraphed by you on behalf of the Maori people of Aotearoa. His Royal Highness never forget their loyal welcome, and will always have their interests at heart. He hopes for the day when he may visit Aotearoa again. Kia Ora"
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1920, Page 5
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186PRINCE AND MAORIS. Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1920, Page 5
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