MR BRYCE and the NATIVES. THREATENED OPPOSITION.
[by telegraph. —owx correspondent.! Alexandra, JDast^Nighfc. Mr Bryck and staff are here waiting the subsidence of the fresh, which now makes travelling almost impossible. 1 The native meeting at TeKuiti has not yet come off. Report says that Taonui is now at the head of affairs, and -will 'decidedly object to the Native Minister proceeding through the country. Aporo Taratutu will again protest against Mr Bryce and Mr Hursthouse making the journey. Rangikaruka, a relation of Mahuki's will offer a strong resistance to the .party, and .another chief named PhieKka is also prepared to obstruct,' $0 that it will take all Mr Bryce's determination to get through; ; Doubtless he will do so, as the natives are pretty well aware of the ultimatum.
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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1681, 14 April 1883, Page 2
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129MR BRYCE and the NATIVES. THREATENED OPPOSITION. Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1681, 14 April 1883, Page 2
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