The Maori Kingship.

Auckland Herald. The death of Tawhiao, although bub of little importance politically, has much interest of a historical kind. When, m 1857, the Maoris determined to choose a king m order that he might unite them, and put an end to land-celling, the ques tion arose, who should it be ? The most. active and thoughtful man amongst the Ktngite party waa Wiremu Tamehana (William Thompson), who, *fter a visit to Auckland, m wuich he thought he had not been courteously received, issued a cir cular declaring tint his tribe, the Ncatibaua, accepted Tawhiao as king; Previously to this, several of the great chiefs had been spoken of for the office. Wi 'j'ako, of Wellington, was m favor with many, and also Te Awaitaia (William Nwylor), of Raglan. Bat neither of these chiefs had the widely-extended influence of Potatau te V\ herowhero. He was, as the Scotch proverb has it, "a man of many cousins." He wa<? the principal Chief of the Ngatihine'u, and he had pre ponderating influence and relationships m the Ngatimahutu, Ngatiapakura Ngati maniapoFo, and other tribes. He had taken a prominent part m some of the great native wars, eßpecially m the Waikato invasion of Taranaki, and he had shown considerable diplomatic ekill and adroitness m forming tribal alliances. Bat he was ton old to adapt himself to the new circumstances, and while ha was the Maori monarch he was every much of a puppet. It was said that he n< vsr quite rt'alsssd his pmi'ion He did nr.t want to be called "king " of the Moari tribee, bet *' matua " or father. William T lomp son, m bis letters, called him "ingiki," and it was s:*?d that that". w;w a corruption of ** inca," a n*rae which Thcmip oi had met with m Robertson's *' History of America." Thompson, however, cou'd form a very good notion of all the re sponsibilities tf the position, because he defended the aci'm of tho Maoris m choosing a king I y the exa.nple (if the I-trneliU-s. «nd by ihe fact <-,hac all the nations of Europo had a tupreme rulit to consolidate and preserve their national rx^ter c« Pota<au died it. 1860, while the Tinuiaki war was at its height. The principle of heredity tit onoe canio into efface. Titwhia> was known to be somewhat iricompatcnt for. the position. Hi" father, indeed, did nob think highly rf liirc m this respect- But the Mains were r»o busy to think nb >ut another choice, and Tawhiao was recognised wit'» oijfc xuy opposition. He took no very protnine-'t part m the fighting', and nf er hia follow fa were driven Hack ha lived quietly ar- Hangatiki t>r Te Kuiti. Vie lias aiw»ys maintained thifc he was the supreme authority, and hr«d the ■direction ot Maori aff iira. Gradually, however, the tribes have dlifted away from him, aud his power has of kts heeu little more than a shidow. One question of interest for us is aa to wheher TawhUo'p death will make «jy change m th> attitude towards us of those people who still own a large part of the interior, and who decline to sell their landa. We do not think chat there will beany change. The refu al to part with their lands is now more a question of price than of any desire to maintain p Maori kingship, jr because Tawhiao had issued proclamations prohibiting all B<*Jes of land. It is not p obab'e, indeed, that Tawhiao will have •,%i,y successor. He has left no son. Even if Tufcawhio, his son, who had reached the Rge of manhood, had Burvived him, be would not have aseumed lvs authority. Tinna fe Waharoa, a son of •' the King nuiker," William Thompson, has soma tiross fcci-fd as a kind of lieutenant t«i IVvvhUo, lrat it is very doubtful whether li-t. wiH »ttt*ni|)t to mnintain any semblance «if » M»ori kingship. The death of T»whiao and i f Eewi closes the ch'.pfer of tie Maori war There are now vary few chiefs tUive who took a prominent part m the content. Anew genera'ion bHB arisen"who' hardly know the amli ticms and aspirations of their*fathers, who have no idea of a separate Maori king dom. The best fate tor them would !>e t«» hnvo psrted with all the r surplus landii, and to earn their bread by the cultivation of their reserves.

THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN s FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18^4

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■FATHERS, MOTHERS, Sisters, Brothers. A. SAYING OF SEVEN TO TEh j SHILLINGS IN THE (£) POUND, By Attending the GREAT CLEARIKG SALE Now Being Held m SAUNDEBS'BUILDINGS, Opposite RAILWAY STATION. A. LA WRIE, HAVING purchased from the Trustees of Mr Robert; Alcorn the well as sorted stock of Ready-mado Clothing, Hats, Shirty Hoisery, Drapery, Boots, Groceries, Crockery, and Ironmongery, at such a targe discount off the cost price— enables him—aad lie is fully determined bo sell to the public at prices hitherto un known m Asbburton. The Goods, one and all, are of Firat Class Quality, and no rubbish will be offered. The following few lines quoted will suffice to show the reductions made. Men's Colonial Tw.'ed Trousers 15s 6d, reduced to 10d 6d. Men'a best Saddle Tweed Trousers 21s, reduced to 15s 6d. Men's Mole Trousers 83 6d, reduced to 63 91. Men'a Tweed Coats 183 6d, reduced to 12s 6d ; 255, reduced to 15s. Men'a Waterproof Coats 32s 6d reduced I to Ts ; 37s 6d, reduced to 12s 6d. Men's Suits 40s reduced to 21s ; 455, reduced to 328 6d ; 655, reduced to 40a. All WV»I Shirts 8j 6d, reduced to 6s ; 103,6(1, reduced to 7s ; 11s 63, 1 educed to 7s 6d, BLANKETS. 10 x 4—Whita 18s 6d, reduced to 13s 6d. 10 x 4—Superior 22i 6i, reduced to 16s 11 x 4—Grey 27s 6J, reduced to 20d 61. BOOTS. Men's Nailed Shooters 14s 6d, reduced to lls 6 1 ; 13s 6d, rtduced to 9s Gr3 ; 10->6d, reduced to 7s 6d. Men's Heavy Watertight 15s 6d, re reduced to lla ; 16s 6J, reduced to 13s. Girls Morocco Boots 7s, reduced to 4s 9d. Womei's Calf B..iots (lace) 12s 6d, re duced to 9-i 6d. Wome'i's Strong Kip Lace Boots 9s 6d, reduced to 6s 6d. All other Goods equally reduced m price. GROCERIES—COST PlilCE, CROCKERY at, English Landed Cost | Price. 1 The above wil how the Geisuinenesa if this Great Sale; Don't mistake the tddress, A- LAWRIE, SAUKDERS 1 BUILDINGS, pposite Railway Station



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