ALEXANDRA. NATIVE MATTERS.
Your Saturday's issue was not to hand in time for the meeting, or it might, perhaps, have onliq-htened some of those present as to Sir George Grey's influence with M.anuhiri and the King-itea. Thai is the second letter sent by Manuhiri to the same effect. Tawhiao was at Kaipiha on Thursday last. Negotiations are yet going on with the Native Minister. Tjjere is yet every hope of a satisfactory settlement betwoea the two races. Tawhiaq, on being made acquainted that a repoit had been circulated that only one old woni-in welcomed the Defence Minister to Kaipiha, expressed his regret that he was not present when Sir Donald stepped ou shore. He had come unexpectedly, and Sir Donald was in the house before he heard of his arrival, or, he vronld Imvo received him himself, and welcomed him in proper Maori style as an honored visitor. Tawhiao came down to Kaipih i for the "purpose of potting Mijor Te Whooro to accompany him to Tk Kuili, to he present at a meeting of the Ngatim.miapoto there. They went up together ou Friday morning. — >Owtf Corrcspondext.
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 645, 8 July 1876, Page 2
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187ALEXANDRA. NATIVE MATTERS. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 645, 8 July 1876, Page 2
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