NATIVE NEWS. Mr Bryce Proceeds Unmolested.
[BY TELEGRAPH.- OWX CORRESPOM)ISNT.'] Aix£anl>ra> Thursday. Mu Bryck and party on auival at Te Kniti 1 on Tui'sdiiy lnst, w«ie miost hp.spitably received. The obottuctionifets wcieull fcalkpd over at the meeting, and the party proceeded fiom thence withciut mok'station. They would doubtless reach Mokau last ljight. Mi Wilkinson, Natnc Agent, will jt-turn overland with the orderlies. Tan hiao is expected Jieic- tomorrow, i • ,
Death of a Chief. A -well-known native in t)ie Lower Waikato, Hori Tamoa, of the Ngafcitiatd tribe, died sonlewhat suddenly at Wliatiwhatihoc yesterday. Deceased was a lelative of Ahipene' Kaihaij's, and at one time Avas a native assessor atf Waiuku.
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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1684, 21 April 1883, Page 2
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109NATIVE NEWS. Mr Bryce Proceeds Unmolested. Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1684, 21 April 1883, Page 2
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