PERSISTENT FENCING.
Tub twenty-three boys who were sent hack to Parihaka on Saturday, when tho fiftynine men wero arrested, came again to fence yesterday, accompanied by six adults. None wero arrested, but they wero all driven ■away from the fence by tha Armed Conatabulary. They returood-ahout two hours subsequently with tho same result. They then returned to Parihaka. To-day they appeared recruited by the addition of several adult?, and marched to <Sho fencing place, when they wero met by the A.C., who drove them away. They deported very quietly, to return probably in an hour or two's time, THE ROAD TO CAPE EGMONT. Major Goring has his 150 men comfortably settled under canvass at Cape Egmont, and tho road to that place was commenced this morning. The Public Works contingent marched to Opunake yosterday on route for Mauaia, the Waimate Plains township. The Public Works contingent at Waiworanui following iv a day or two. The energetic measures taken by the Native Minister point to an early solution of tho native difficulty.
Major Atkinson h expected ia Camp today.
WELLINGTON, this day.
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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3161, 6 September 1880, Page 3
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181PERSISTENT FENCING. Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3161, 6 September 1880, Page 3
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