Inspector Pardy's Report.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 124, 3 June 1885, Page 4

Inspector Pardy's Report.

WfiLLlKQxojf __,_.-__ I hav_ had the opportunity _,£*»■ long report on the late scare _§32& addressed by Inspector Pardv T^ Plymouth, to Inspector Jan* *0? *<*» ganui, the officer i n charge of L. ,***-* the district. Inspector Pail 0 °' the reports have greatly «»--_ *" t** I**1 ** facts, and that throughout*SPW «• triot there has befrTonlr <!^-**• injured, and that only & ?* 8 _ f««» extent. The sixty Lv? \ triflifi|. alleged to have been stokL °. «« settlers appear, on inquiT no T «-> exceeded 20 head. Inspector pUO S not think it follows thSt becan^/.0-* have lost cattle they b'ave bp " f eettlen the natives in all instances feM& beenrunningonunfencedlandslrt^llß-1 strayed into the bush or bZ „w!W*«. by cattle drovers when travel^ 611 **•■». cattle through the district^i**8 <* Pardy states that since the vfifeW Native Minister to the district ___ °_ tt9 of the settlers are satisfied that t\ J?% danger to be apprehended __l ere *8 »0 and that they are perfectl y 7at&_ ffl&K arrangements made for th„neW"»thi of property. Inspector P af d y sft** the whole scare to a few in*-/. a_--"™te« individuals and mentis ttfep agitator who, whilst in New n. of °« working up the agitation, left his S M*h family at the mercy of the __. . **e,»i showing he feared little dange?figjj^j