INTERPROVINCIAL.
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NAPIER. January 9,
Owing to the expense in connection with the range, such as carting, etc., Captain Sommerville has had to abandon the idea of the appointment of register keepers, and the scores will be taken as hitherto, WELLINGTON* January 9.
The Wellington branch of the Irish National League decided to take no action in connection with Irish affairs. The members thought that the matter was in very good hands, and that the re-establishment of their cause upon a proper footing was only a question of time. NEW PLYMOUTH. January 9.
Inspector Pardy visited Parihaka on Wednesday for the purpose of conveying to Te Whiti and Tohu portraits of Lord and Lady Onslow, which the Governor sent as mementoes of his pleasant visit to the Native village. The chiefs were greatly pleased. _____^ — __
A tribe of head-hunters in New Guinea have annihilated a village of forty inhabitants, and are preparing to attack the village next to the residence of Mr Cameron, the Government agent, whom they threaten to attack. A force of constabulary baa been sent from Port Moresby to protect Mr Cameron
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Evening Star, Issue 8409, 9 January 1891, Page 2
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187INTERPROVINCIAL. Evening Star, Issue 8409, 9 January 1891, Page 2
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