WAHANUI AND THE LAND COURT.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2085, 17 November 1885, Page 2

WAHANUI AND THE LAND COURT.

Auckm! \var\, Nooini lflth, ISA"). O Nfi \ ra o to tntou ao H.iu — X kara c to Ktita o te Waikato Taimu Pnnui tia atn ra taku rota nei kia rongo, kiA rongo katoa ra nga i\w c rua f Doha noi i rung* l Aotenron nei. Na, i te tekau ma torn, « nga ra o Nomna i t^ o nga haora o to invvru ahi tin ka kite a hau i te tahi rarangi kupu ote W \ikato T.uin.i ipo npi. Kua Whak.i ne a Wahanui kin Kooti ti.t nga vvhenurt M ion. Ka ore kan aku kupu penei. Kihai Koia Koutou i rongo ki aku kupu t roto l to Komiti i to Paramete i penci. Maku ano c whak.i haere oku w henna. Kua rongo a hau ki te kino o nga main ,\ t.uu Kooti i nga whenua Maori, a to ra ano ra nei an c tuku atu Ku Kooti tia « tana Kooti Kohuru ? E kara c he ana ana rarangi l roto i to ni«pcpa nei kia tere te tuku atu l nga rarangi nei kia rongo ra nga hoa. Na Wahanui.

[riIVNM.M'IOV] Aipwvdiia, Novemlwr \7\ 18.5."i. Of the days of our world, "Hau." () Sir, () Editor of the Waikato Times, — Publish my letter to be hoard, to Ixj heard by all of both race* who reside in Aote.-xroa (New Zealand) On tho 13th day of November, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, I saw a report in ono of tho columns of the Waikato Times, as follow h.—-" Wahanui hai consented to have the Maori lands put through the Native Lands Court." I never said that. Have you not hoard what I s-ud to tho committee in Parliament? It was this: "I will mairigc my own lands. I have heard of thoovil works of tint court in its dealings with native lane's," nnd is it likely that I vvould allow that trexeberous c nut to deal with my lands ? Friend, that i< 'port in your paper w. is virmg. Hasten to publish this in the columns of your paper, so that friends sb.ill hear. WVHANI I.