"LIKE A WOUNDED KAKA."
1 • 1 ♦ -**" That, the Maoris of the E;s st Coast" have little sympathy with the itua movement is borne out, says the " Poverty Bay Bora Id," by the declaration of ft well-known Tolr.go J3ay chief that- stern measures should be adopted to prevent the "prophet" getting back amongst his followers for many * years. If allowed his liberty, tho i-angativa in question declared, Rua would simply be like a wounded kaka parrot on a branch, attracting others around him. That the movement luis been nipped in the bud only just- in time is believed by a local resident closely associated with the race, who declares that a following of the "prophet" was about to dedare itself at «i centre not more than twenty miles from Gisbonio.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11672, 12 April 1916, Page 2
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