The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-02-12
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Special c CORRESPONDENCE M. Al

SDecEM CORRESPONDENCE M A. I
Tho ooooro,b;col ,oo;.;or ofNan To-
land i5 the sontharn 1 Hem;a ~ Tem 4 cor
resnon1;s very naarlv 81 that ~ Tenon ~ :,
the Northern. T;te ;ts d;sta NJ ., 40. =.
hor Il ;s cnmnoaad re- two LARGO ond a
mnltitnde of smallar Islands ha;no ion',
frono North - So,,tb a,,d ~ $3.50 s9 e
tba d;rsot;a, of IT, a1;o ~ =, $50. :.
ran n of so,na oons;dasai { n Sn;s.ht
Thsy ara about eo,alIv distant from th h..
Ennatnr and resemhIa Zach 1 othar ' :,
tha;r r,oor ovaroca Ton, naro,,, v.e- h,,t
hara tba;r s;,o;Isr;tv Gas ohr,,,,. A.
Will -, ,s,,sa : a,d - 49," 49,.
tic h;lls af Nau, Eaaisn s,,J p. So -
onlv nroftahia ;nvast,,a,f & ~. th;s locol;
fv not one shear i = Ia s,,nS = I I,
Voro,,s L,oads bo,,, 49, H. - r. :
49, q .n 49, II. -. - s:. snllo
b es a, s1ell,, ..,e.eaL ~ s'e1.lu.s'ly
NO no, s,fc;snt roasnn ovsr sh.,,;se g hae y,
ass;rraJ e., t;s soa,,, - @ ~. pov1
h,,t r AZ ava SaS s sbaa -, as.,ss
~; .,s = I 9 $500 $3.50 sns9p = ~ ilasuie az
s.se anu !lluusellVus cnougi, W ge1 u
.,sl luiillS .nc .o'tIs ~ eayilglt Oh
an e S4a = , anu uce Nus o. - Sem 1ea-
- ~ - - - 5 Az, :. soy ' "a enp.oy y
na,,, ~ - ss az mmun a1as ~ i.s 20
Ta, a. '3-''No' - ''ie s.e's''J 'iot'o'. -
@ l ;o; -
80 aSrooa e 49, ~ nas ueen suheleu "
g. e,,,;a " -. sna. 49, =, . soliesni pe-
"u', a. y o l:a. - .ae way VI scenely
~ alsse uis.ans lslanus, tnat tney are
aii eauy lliraiIy, anu :,,aI one Jay tnis
g. s j. a,vm Aeaiu MI pe al .oo nllls',l
aooh s o.b " nILsu,a tao ,o WY "" 4 ru
$500 49,, os'I MtuonSoss ~. 1,o ~, - Sills -
!epu.cu WUnueii g -tlils iaiiu oi
.Ile uoiuen rIeece. Dut there seems
q. present. 10 pe 100 many very serious
reasons why this oveIcroWdea conaltion
Suouiu not pc anticlpateu py any, OF
even suggested save by me unhappy
lew, Jew wig nave every acre 9, desirable
h ,s.lu ~ eliell ulsposal, anu VINO are Jus1
;.ulais.l eliousn ~ oe wlllls 70 pale WIN
:. % ivy Mouic VIM any otner Cosby y.
81 Eno onn . collsluera'ion. ~
s ms sh :. peppie nuW upHi wig cen
sao sneus ~ uio Az cloao. VI .lls colony'
1iclo are aipou1 4o,oOU naIiVe Maorles,
.ucn sinaiier NUMBER OF iana owners,
wal1ing lor some innocent victim, q lew
uiscontenIed victims, and an army OF
otnsfs VINO are enjoying forced IDLE
ne. ana the anticipation OF an early
emlgra.lon 20 one OF inc other colonies
wnele mere a.e FEWER Monoefs j., ana
aroie eiicoslaslng posSlplnsles. IneIe
az; .so a. :, .0m pon.lo -
| ens slilS Colony WIN ny ~ duulueis VI
.; lv.. paI:ence a.lu -llsll eeals1l Sugges-
Aons, cnlel alnong Wnontslsas . man
naIl.eu sogei, Wno' ~ aavocapsns some
ploiounu nnanclal poilcy, ri leWlyears
asy, :"nl Ell all.tlalaseu 70 esetasAiag tue
oio :, nso ,u',a ,a, iul - vsel se s..,s
oaa 49, 0 .,JLoss cicuasols ~ elicoui-
ase .i,c.l io !. ac9uireu ~ .ne
s sa.: 'l - ule .l.le oI.,'. on ouilus' a
Sesa' - sno ga1iii. = sno gou1. ne
,1as sIcsssucu - ilsso1la'ing sevetal
- ,sls1 l3a,s ~ me money marSets Oh
I .!;l.s n!icll. .le mas eApenueI IN
Dulluis iaiifoaus sLieIe ana tnere
tnrougn the lsiands, where cartways
would answer every purpose, ana yaris
gus oI1eI puDlc wofks, Wnlcn sAave IN.
cleaseu Tue coo. ~ nn 1nu oa 20 the
Ilncely SUN ~ oo,9oo,vuV pounos stef-
nng' unueI WINCH nls people are groan-
ing IN utter neiplesshess to-day. Capt.
COOK must nave recognized the glaring
denclences OF the country when he
named ms place 81 LANDING !" Poverty
bay, ana cannlDallsm may be account
ed lor among the MaoTies, ana perhaps
forgiven them, when we consider that
fern roots ana lisn Were ABOUT the only
natlve preducnons that could; support
ilIe: Inc pigs Cook LETT On the island
during his flrst VISIT are q rational and pos,
slbiy the only explanation or excuse for,
the Maori being aiive To-day. they are.
:cpnsutuIlonaiiy hungry, tHesea Ma0ries,'
ahe until Piggie came, were destroy
lng eacn otner inuusIrlousiy ,Iae de-
scen0ants OF the pig iamlly landed mere;
by the great circumnapsgator nearly luz
years ago are wild and numerous even
now A pig hunt IS considered rare
sport, and II II. II. II. the Prince were
20 visit this LOCALITY he would be treated
70 Chase after one OF Capt.. cooks
plSs, as they are ianlllarly called, be
tore Delng presented TO the wonders and
beauties OF this Wonderland y The
Aaurl gum, Q product OF the kauri pine
Ioiests, now nearly extlnct, Is dug from
lne eaIsl "a sne Toltn ,slahd' ana SNIP
peu 70 MssW 1ofk ~ large qusnuues;
1Wo 1alsSe sli,ps, a. tne coloniai
calis lnem, when uiscovefeo m Dune
an, were gong 70 AuKiano 20 ioaa wltE
.is,s valuable gum iVI some large deaierS