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Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9690, 11 May 1923, Page 2

Thus the Star: “The Maoris of the Wairoa district are the essence of thoroughness in all schemes undertaken by them. They arc iunv proposing to erect a Maori vicarage at. North Clyde very shortly. Five acres of land are available; also about 8000 feet of sawn timber and .0300 in cash. A motor-car fund is also being started so that a ear can be provided for the ininister in charge to enable him to get about more freely in the large, scattered district. The Maoris of the district (says tne Wairoa .Star) are making great preparations for the unveiling of tiie memorial statue to the late ChanhuuMajor Weipilia to Wainolm at Wairoa during next carnival week. The statue has now arrived in Napier, and tlie Maoris have already collected about £IOOO towards its cost, and propose to run a series of socials during the winter months in aid of tlio big unveiling ceremony which is expected to be attended by leading natives from all parts of New Zealand. No dread of icy sheets with a -'UNIQUE” Hot Water Bottle. British made. Look for name “Unique" on the stopper. Cold days ahead. All chemists and dealers. Hoarseness and sore throat indicate germ infection—use. Navel freely—gives quickest relief.