Earlv in 1891 Te ICoot-i was anxious to re-visit Gisborne. The then Native Minister (Hon.. Mr Cadinan) told, him, however, that whilst lie had the same right ns anyone else to move about trouble would ensue if he wont to Gisborne and he felt it his duty to prevent any such trouble. .Te Kooti then'said: ‘‘l will now give up all thought of going to Gisborne, out of respect for the Government.” _ In. 1885 ;a : Natiyc: Laud Court valsued4|he».lCaiti..block at- £44;6Q4p>Qrytr shades over - 'LIT -per "acre. r-Th’e 'con-, ’tending parties were represented by Mr E. F. Harris on the one side • and ■by Ropcrata- on - the other. The former A claimed two-thirds : of ’the block and .ft-' was held they 'were en- : titled to th at proportion 'of the value.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10392, 9 May 1927, Page 5 (Supplement)
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