TARANA KI.
S KIT. MIS II WITH THR MAORIS. The schojiicr ' Fairy,' CipUui Divies, anivel at Onehunga cm SUurdiy, an>l brings intelligence of a skiimi>h having taken ]<liceon the 2nd insfc , at a place called Te Namu, sibilated on the coast, some distance to the a wth of New Plymouth, and on the route of the troops between that pl.ice and Waugauui. It ia slated that a pxity of the Taranaki Mounted Volunteers were bringing in some cattle fiom the Imsli to the camp, when they weio fiied on by native*, and a trooper, nimed O'Neill, was mortally wounded. After delivering the volley the natives fled, pursued by tlie volunteers, who, it is i-t.itcd, killed ■■CNeial of them. O'Neill died on the diy after receiving his wound, and his body was taken to New Plymouth by tho 'Ahuiiri,' and buried there.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2463, 12 June 1865, Page 5
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141TARANAKI. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2463, 12 June 1865, Page 5
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