MAORI INTERPRETERS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 16711, 6 February 1873, Page 2

MAORI INTERPRETERS.

To the Editor of the Evening Herald. SxB >—Permit me through the medium of your -journal- to thank that facetious and ■would be witty correspondent signing himself < Maori, in this morning's Chronicle, and also to inform him that I was not aware of ; the; fact mentioned/by him in his letter, consequently, it was not witheld tor fear of hurting the feelings of a very dear friend" as suggested'.'bjj th^ servile Maori. Still what this really titen&A and clever writer states in his 'valuable communication only bears out what r intended, viz., the. necessity of Mr McLean makinsr strict 'enquiries into the moral characters of all persons applying to-bo i appointed as Maori interpreters. Feelinoelated that, niy humble efforts at-scribbling should call forth such able and intelligent remarks from so great and distinguished a personage as Mr Maori, •_ ..,. • . : Jam, &c, Pakeha;