MOKAU ENQUIRY.
(.Per Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, Thursday. The Mokau inquiry was resumed this morning. Thomas William Fisher, Undersecretary of Native Affairs, made ment relating to the application for and issuing of an Order-in-Gouncil. Witness suggested that Bowler's services as trustee shoaid l>e remunerated but that the remuneration is paid into the public account and not to Bowler. In witness's opinion the b lOC k when leaded and settled will not be roaderi and settled will nut be worth more than £7o,imf». Sine? 1909 thirteen Or lers-in-Couacil regarding native la' ds had been issued, the areas concern-] varying ('rem 1 to 80,000 acres. This is all the evidence to lie taken to-day. There will be no more witnesses though nossibly Jones will he prantei permission to m.-J-e a statement to-morrow.
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Waikato Times, Issue 12185, 21 September 1911, Page 5
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