REFRESHING MEMORIES.
HR JOHN GORST AND THE MAORIS. Per Press Association. 'AUCKLAND, December 4. Sir John Gorst spent a busy day fan Te. AWamuifi and ins vicinity to-day. Mm the morning he visited the mission bouses and his former residence.; ho then drove to Rauiwahia, Kikihihi, and Orakou; in, the afternoon he received addresses from,, the Maoris, and afterwards addressed them. The Maoris made pathetic inferences to 'tuneold.days when their numbers larger and there were men of authoirty jnd distinction among, them. 'The Hon. G,r Fowlds referred to'the efforts of the Government to educate the Maori?,' and the proposals for technical education., Sit;, John Gorst, in a most interesting speech,, deferred to his experiences in tho eaiiy days,, and the changes t'ljat had miost "wtpressed him, the principal of which waw the friendship which now exited between -the two races.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13150, 5 December 1906, Page 5
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140REFRESHING MEMORIES. Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13150, 5 December 1906, Page 5
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