LATEST THAMES NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1494, 24 November 1874, Page 2

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

THE OHINEMUKI NEGOTIATIONS.

BREACH BETWEEN THE NAWIS.

SIPv DONALD McLEAN EXPECTED.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own Correspondent.) $ This day. A special to the Advertiser says that.tto meeting called by Te Moananni to elect representatives of each hapu to settle ,m® ig Mackay re Ohinemuri led to,a »J amongst the natives. Several lupus d*Jmi ed not to attend, and saidthat if» Mackay called it they would, and^LgT willing to elect deputies, buy not *-*«■* nui's dictation. In consequence of -tin* meetiog was a complete failure. meet Mr Mackay to-day. He has stated ra» he will not allow shuffling. _ narf ;„ the Te Hira will take no turtiwrpart»J proceeding., afcd will not give hucontfj Eat if the other nat yes come £ *-£ will do nothing to stop it. n* , f "i tw fli that if Ohinemuri has,.tQ.go,_WMj&jj not be his. He is behaving like patriot. It will take several weeks to wu»u the business. ..;.., .Jnfr. A meeting of the Mfcr;*J"«fi; night, resolved to accept the- -v»»«6 challenge. - • ... y/i^miii' It is reposed that Sir Donal* jMgg^.. expected here to-night in; the Soutn rTher?are no sales the sharemarketg Dr Goldsboro 1 is expec ed to Tg : Thames in connection with the b°sP^ The flower show takes P^h^, Thursday, and an excursion to Oiun«¥ ~ Monday by three steamers j j,, The Christmas race-meeting here wu great success. y a \,oA herl<^: The Endeavour has accomplished.!*^ morning in the winze from the' yam*, the Black Angel. '^Mne •*' ttß The Multum in Paryo c™f 3 ' pZ sJo Alburnia battery is shaping forever?

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