EXPORTS RETURN.
Gisbobfe, yesterday. The return of produce from Gisfcorne, exported outside the Colony for the last 12 months, shows a value of £109,324. To this might be added £10,000 for sheep, and £2,000 for cattle forwarded to neighbouring districts, which would raite the amount to over £120,000. PBEMIE?^ MOVEMENTS. Gisbobhe, this day. The Premier left Napier fa-night on his way here in a special steamer. TE KOOTI E^CJTEBiINT. The excitement re Te Eooti is more intense. Families from the country are coming to (own for protection. The chiefs of Turanga and Ngatiporou tribes- have sent a telegram to the! Native Minister strongly demning Te Kooti's visit, and stating! that if not stopped at Opotiki they will immediately rise and stop him. The Ngatiporou are the strongest tribe on the coast, and could place 700 or 800 in the field. They are vehemently opposed to Te Kooti, against) whom{they fought in the last war.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVI, Issue 2392, 21 February 1889, Page 2
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154EXPORTS RETURN. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVI, Issue 2392, 21 February 1889, Page 2
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