TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Henry Bodley.— Not space. H. C. Williams.— An old resident abates that the ship Olive, Laing 'was driven, ashore on the Te Aro foreßhore in the early part of 1858. No information regarding the arrival of the barque Melbourne from \Lelth is available. , "Glenoorra."— The population of New Zealand on the 31»t> December iaßfc, exclusive of Maoris and Cook Islands residents, wiw 1,025,406. The Maori population on that date was 49,814. Half-castes living with the Maoris are counted as Maoris, but are counted &a Europeans when they are living with Europeans.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 79, 2 April 1912, Page 6
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