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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1125, 14 December 1883, Page 2

In,^an article 'laudatory of Mr Bryce and his recent success at Kihikihi, the Waikato Times says :— " The great chiefs, who signed the application for the " external snr* vey " represent everbody whose in* terest is worth considering m this regard. There cannot now bs any : drawing, back ; the surveys, so soon as the necessary arrangements can be effected, will proceed out of hand, and it may reasonably be expected that before long the whole of the fine couniry on the southwestern border of the Auckland province will be thrown open for settlement, with convenient roads and, let us hope, a railwayconnectingourrailwaysystera with that of Taranaki and the Wai" mate Plains. The survey to be im« mediately undertaken is for the purpose of determining the " exter« rial boundaries ; ' of the lands held; by ttoe tribes' of the appl^canjfcs, butj there jU3 IIO doubt that t]b\js lyill be 5 ] iquickly foßowe^ by an " internal? ,| to Vdetern^ine the limits of '■ the possessions of the different hapus. i th^e native djffi,culty ; %© sti^llj probably %se^,.Ae,^atiye Ofljce asf well, iand> Mr will; nojb, m, al , \ probability, have a sucpjessor* i : , ibelieye itis his earnest desire to be j •^e las^ \of l h^p rade, to leaf e J no le^j gajcy'of native intrigues^ spjcH as' weire j bequeathed hiu), after, Hii "has'j gone. ;. :;^ js!e, ? hiaß j^most cut thro^fi; the HmVupo'ni which^ioi^erunne^ : Baiffe $at,for go many yeare, an^when it falls he goes^ jt f< . 5Pq. : b,e . Jbfi last Native Minister were a distincjb tion more to be poveted v th%n< knight.hood,' aid Mr Bryice bjds fair to a,chieve it. , : WKiiiiß' Bocgk os CoMsa:—Auk for ' Welly fiqugb on ( Cqma-^TJd: Qaipk rfelifcf, cpinijete permanent cure. Corns,' warts,' biinions. Jjlbseß 'Molw' 1 « */£&