TE WHITI.
[By Telegraph.] [prom our own correspondent.] NEW PLYMOUTH, April 19. Since his return from his last period of captivity, Te Whiti has declined to give audience to any Europeans, either officials or private people, and several parties of visitors to Taranaki, who proceeded to Parihaka specially to interview the Maori prophet, have had toe privilege denied them. It is said that Te Whiti is mortified and humiliated by the utter collapse of his policy, and in reply to requests from his people that he should address them on the matter, he states that his pipe is out and there can consequently be no smoke.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8148, 20 April 1887, Page 5
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