GISBORNE NOTES.
[HY TtI.KdNAI'H. -OWN ( ORTtKSPO\J)K\T. i GisiiouxE, Saturday. Coml'Laixt is made at the understarnng of the local police force. Although the population of the district has practically doubled, the police force remain- at the same strength as it was 10 years ago. The Rev. .Si. Blackbume, of Waipiro Bay. lias been offered, and has accepted, the cure J of Hunterville, in the diocese of Wellington, and will outer on his new duties about the middle of next- month. The following telegram was received bv Mr. Thornton from Mr A. T. N'gata, M.H.R., at the To Ante Conference this J morning:—"l wish .he conference every j success. I think the outlook on native la nil I matters hopeful in certain direction's wherej ever natives evince an honest desire to I utilise their land.-, so this association must I evince more and more energy, and the sys- ; tem of education must, be brought to confirm and assist. Leaving for Auckland to-mor--1 row."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13456, 8 April 1907, Page 8
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