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A GENERAL BURST UP.

a Mvo on tho situation. The following amusing lclter wag sent to and published by tho Auckland Herald:—o friend, greeting.—We have heard that iho land that bas . been bought by pakeha" thieves "is ' to be taken from them, and these bad men are to be "bursled up." has filled my.people with delight,. Wa?V have spent the money given fdr tho ~ jand, yet the land remains. Be strong, 0 Government, and hurst these men up quickly, and give the' Maoris baok v their land. Also the confiscated land, that the good works;of Jhe Govern-'*' ' ment may be complete. Aud (vdsuall' then sleep on the land of our fatberb. Do men love to live .on potatoes alone ? Arenot all .carnivorous 1 Then it is .wrong to':.allthil'battje,-. all tho i sheep, and'ill tlie'pigs ehoild|beloii| toajfewmen? Mavo'thesemeft made ■ tho cattle and horses ? .;, Did- not the ' .Creator make;; them:'for qlt men ? These are my words, "burafc up these: thieves" also, that all men may eat - ■ ?. . ' '"q-y

flesh, _ lie wiso, 0 peoplo! and whon the miller? have bought all the oorn, the peas, beans, and bones, aud made it all into flour, then " burst up these thieyes," also. Must not all men also eat bread; is it not the "stuff of lifoi" Consider, 0 mothers, what a noiso Sir G. Grey's" millions of unborn babes" will mako if they ara hungry. When tho Maoris are sick do not tlio doctors say that tho water is full of creeping J| beasts, and young fevers, then why tt should tho Maori drink water and his white brother make his heart glad with wine, beer and whiskey? Therefore, 0 Government, "burst up'" the pubs that wo may not din of fover.but drink and life-1 have spoken, ToUlii.

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Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4010, 12 January 1892, Page 2

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Tapeke kupu
292

A GENERAL BURST UP. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4010, 12 January 1892, Page 2

A GENERAL BURST UP. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4010, 12 January 1892, Page 2

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