A GOVERNOR'S INDISCRETION.
" . ■ ■--■■• I - ' Bleotr o Telegraph-Copyright-United Press ABBooiaUon. (Received March 13, 9.56" turn.) SYDNEY. March 13. ; /The [Daily Telegraph, commenting on Mr Chamberlain's despatch to Sir George OBrien in reference to the aspersions on the Native. policy of New Zealand, Bays: "As it happened,' Sir George O'Brien selected for condemnation the Native policy, which is a shining example of honorable intention and solicitous administration. One other noteworthy phase of the., affair is the extraordinary circumstance that an Australasian Governor should nob be fully 1 infornifid of: at least the broad details of a prominent' colony's Native policy. We should have thought an acquaintance with Australasian native policy would be a sine qua non in the equipment of any official holding the position of Governor of. an Australasian colony where there is a comparatively immense Native population." ~
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9095, 13 March 1901, Page 2
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137A GOVERNOR'S INDISCRETION. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9095, 13 March 1901, Page 2
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