MAORIS AFTER THE WAR.
Sir,-Your correspondent Hugh Patterson sounds like some superior European dealing with mere natives in his suggestion to rehabilitate the Maori Battalion by offering them to the Imperial authorities as a permanent force. Perhaps it would be better if those who came later than the Maoris to New Zealand would supply personnel for such a force and allow the Maoris to retain at least some of their rights and privileges in their own native land. Let Hugh Patterson and other Europeans provide such a force with men, It is, however, pleasing to note that there will be no discrimination in the matter of rehabilitation for Maoris and Pakehas after this war. Already Lieu-tenant-Colonel Baker has outlined the aspects of the scheme applicable both to Maoris and Pakehas-as New Zealanders.
MAHA
WINIATA
(Auckland).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 240, 28 January 1944, Page 5
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