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  2. THE NEW ZEALAND WAR.

    SINCE my last letter one or two events have occurred which may perhaps exercise considerable influence upon public affairs in this colony. The most startling, although perhaps not the ...

    Article : 2,935 words
  3. CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS.

    Their Honors delivered judgment in this [?] Sir ALFRED STEPHEN, C.J.:- This is a Epecial case stated for the opinion of [?] on the question whether certain lands in this [?] ...

    Article : 7,048 words
  4. THEY POSSESS ARMS IN ABUNDANCE.

    The same paper mentions that the latest reports from tbe North are not so assuring as could be wished, and the question of peace or war hangs in the balance. From Matakana a young man named ...

    Article : 278 words
  5. ESCAPE OF THE MAORI PRISONERS OF WAR, 200 IN NUMBER.

    The Weekly Netcs of 17th September, says:- The most startling event of the week has been that of the loss of our Maori prisoners. Happily, the colonial public was not greatly bound ...

    Article : 1,295 words
  6. THEY MAKE RAIDS FROM THEIR ENTRENCHED CAMPS

    The Cross of the 28th Settmbtr says:—The runaways from the Kawau have entrenched themselves upon the mainland at Great Omaha, and are building a formidable pa there. Our informant, who left there ...

    Article : 363 words
  7. CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION OF TWO NATIVE PAHS AT TARANAKI.

    We have received an Extra of the Taranaki Herald, of Saturday, the 8th instant, which gives the following particulars of the capture and destruction of Manutaht and Mataitawa, two of William King's pahs: ...

    Article : 697 words
  8. THREATENED RISING IN TAURANGA DISTRICT.

    VIA Nelson, per the I, R. M. Co.'s steamer Auckland, we have news to the 8th instant from Auckland and New Plymouth; and from Nelson to the 11th. The Examiner of that date remarks:—The colony of New ...

    Article : 1,906 words
  9. WANGANUI.

    Under the heading of "The Waitotara Road," the Wanga[?] Chronicle of the 1st isstant says:—We understand that Mr. Hales, the surveyor of this road, now laid off nearly as far as Fakaraka, was informed, on Wednesday ...

    Article : 183 words
  10. THE PRISONERS ARE ENTRENCHING THEMSELVES.

    Up to the evening of the 30th September, none of the Maori ex-prisoners had returned, or evinced any inclination to do so, although, according to the Weekly News, the somewhat unusual, not to say undignified ...

    Article : 462 words
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