MR. BRADLAUGH AND THE MAORIS.
The following letter has been forwarded to Mr. Charles Bradlaugh in reference to his allegation that New Zealanders, are confined in prison without trial for ploughing laud claimed by New Zealanders, but confiscated by Government : — "DowningstreetvOet. 16. — Sir, — In reply to your letter, received in this department yesterday, I am directed by Earl of \famberley to inform you that your letter of 20th ultimo, drawing atten"tion to detention of crtain Moori prisoners in New Zealand, was duly re-
ceived, and is now under his lordship's
.^consideration. Further cpuimunicamade toyovi as son as possibTe^S-innT^Ec., Edward Wingvield." It is stated that Mr. Bradlaugh protests against further delay, as one Maori has died in prison, and others are said to be seriously ill.
The patient boy who went to a for sour milk. " I haven't but sweet," said the woman. wait till it sours," said he, his marbles.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 77, 5 January 1881, Page 4
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