NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS
(By Telegraph—Press Association.)
A NATIVE TANGI.
PRAYERS AND POLITICS
WANSGtANUI. Last Night,
The "tangi" over the remains of the late Wiki Kemp is now in full, swing. Some two thousand Maoris isn-e at the PutTki Pah, and three dired more are expected to-morrow.
Sinr James. OaaTOlJ. is present, also. Dr Ptamnre, Te Heuheu, Mr J. R. 'MJacDonald (Levin), and chiefs of the principal (tribes-of the North Islfcmd. Thousands of townspeople vieited Putiki this afternoon, when the Maori orators liarangued tbo crowd. It is not kaiown yet or where the burial will be, some wanting it at Levin, and some here. It is understood thai itJie (speeches this afternoon ware of a political nature, relating to Dr Pomare and the Opposition.
Sir James Carroll replies on Thursday.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10655, 10 June 1912, Page 5
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129NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10655, 10 June 1912, Page 5
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