THE PROVINCIALIST'S INTRIGUES AT KAIPIHA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 636, 17 June 1876, Page 3

THE PROVINCIALIST'S INTRIGUES AT KAIPIHA.

Sn?, — Your Alexandra rorrcpomlenfc and the corespondent of lite Auckland "Daily Southern Cross " deserve great credit for exposing the game now being placed by a ciitnin party among the Kingiios. "paity" is well known to bo to the Native; Department wliAt the notorious J C! S Grant is to tr.e whble colony. Especially is it evident to those who have road the rabid letters in the '-Thames Advertiser ' that " private spite " «'>d «ot tlie l mb!ic welfare is at the bottom of his agitation. .It is truly lamentable to find what ought to be a beneficial Opposition, allied to such an individual, np|hiently with the cNprohs intention of defeating Sir Doi aM IMcL'-an's good woik. But there is an oven more unscrupulous individual, than bo to whom your correspondent alludes, at work for evil among the Kingites. This fellow js a half-caste, whoso name is no btcrct to the initiated. However, there

v.i'l h. o tly bo a <li.sc 1< Mire lntl-j du-.unt of hy tlio-j> who him tlu whc-ji lllur. in this niis-»vablo intii-n?. 'I hose ire lmndmlsof people iv tho WnihaLo who Iciuw ii! I the fujts, and Hio" v. ill vion to .. (M '- silly niada {mbhc. — I an, &c, (JuuntuiAlexandra, JiAe 10. h, 1873.