ROADING THE BACKBLOCKS.
NATIVE DIFFICULTY.
THE MINISTER'S PROPOSALS. [BX XIXEGBAPH.— CO-RESPONDENT.!
WELLINGTON. Wednesday.
The "Minister for Lands, the Hon. D. H. Guthrie, was asked to-day whether he had arrived" a.t any decision on the difficulties, "well enough known to those who understand the native land problem which make it impossible or inexpedient for the Government to put roads into areas of native land purchased when the result of this improvement must be to enhance the native interests in other lands in the vicinity not yet purchased. twL 1 i! iAak '" "*£ '**• Guthrie, "the tune has come when we shall have to adopt some scheme by which we may be i b h £ ™<1. undeveloped land, whether held by Maoris or Europeans, and in con! sideration of the benefit accruing to those schem, Srther 6 WoUld n ° fc *- «•
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 4
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