on de Province. Now, fhat div.de "Old Setler" tink of it ? Mr. Editir, we have a nodder bit work here bout de Rode Board. De cattle farmirs do say, de sheep farmirs are tabood, an de imposed on de Superintandint; an de sheep farmirs do say de Guvernment is rong. As I tink de " Old Setler" sed somting bout Guvner Stork —vil as ye vil not have Guvner Fitsroy nor Guvner Grey, den ye vil have Guvner Stork, an ye vil put him on top of Tack here, an den perhaps he vud friten de tabood gentelmans into dere vits. I vud vish to say gud dale more but I vud be boddering you to much, an tis getting late, an I vish to see de sheep. Gud by for a bit. I dont know fhat day de mont tis —tis January, 1858. My name is dis— (Signed) B. 0. Veirau.
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Colonist, Issue 26, 19 January 1858, Page 3
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Colonist, Issue 26, 19 January 1858, Page 3
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