NATIVE AFFAIRS.
VISIT OF HON. JAS. OARROIL. Thb Eon. James Onrroll lett Gisborno for Napier on Sunday and is expected at Wanganui to-day. From thence he is expected to proceed to New Plymouth on Tuesday by the mail train. It is just possible that before comin; hsre he may, on Tuesday evening, go to Wai ara in order to meet th.B Waitara «nd Waihi natives, the Rev. P. A, Benn°tt hiving forwarded a request for this course. Among th« masters which ohe na ; ives desire to intervi w him upon are the questions of a Maori hostelry and medical supervision. On Wednesday, the Minister has arranged to publicly opin the nev native school at Punibo, whwh is already attended by 30 native children. Both the settlers and natives of tha>diVrict are preparing to give th* Minister a hearty welcome. The Hoi, W. 0. Wulker and others have been invited to be present.
PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. Gisbornk, April 19. At a Farmers' Conference, it was urged tha*: further steps be taken to opin up Native lands, and it wis resolved to aslr two members of th T>?rawhiti Maori Council to resign as a protest against inactivity. The Eißt Coast Native Trust Board propose throwing open 2000 acres at an early dote.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 95, 20 April 1903, Page 2
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