THIS MORNING'S FENCING.
Tub natives contented themselves with erecting tbo fence once yesterday, but re. turned this morning, recruited by tho addition of two to their number. On the completion of this apology for a fenco they hurriedly turned and departed without waiting to be spoken to or turned away. It appears likely that they wish to escape arrest, at least for the present. THE PARIHAKA MEETING. Ovor two hundred natives of both sexes and all acres passed by on their way to Parihaka yesterday, accompanied by about twenty bullock drays loaded with provisions for tho forthcoming half-yearly meetIng on tho 17th instant.
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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3165, 10 September 1880, Page 2
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