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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 170, 17 July 1888, Page 2

The other day a man named Calder hoi seven days’ imprisonment for being illegally on premises at the town nt Qrmondvills (Hawke's Bay). The School Committee of that place happened to go to the school oqe evening qt eight o'clock to hold a meeting, and when they entered they beheld the man sitting before a roaring fire.

Mr Hamilton, who lately made a splendid find of moa bones at Te Ante, Hawke’s Bay, will have a full skeleton of a bird set up early next month. The skeleton will be . about eleven feet in height.

The Tauranga natives some time ago petitioned the House against the incursions into their lands made by Te Kootl and his followers, The Native Affairs Committee have how reported on thia petition fully sympathise with the petitioners, ana believe they suffer a severe hardship through the monthly meetings of Te Kooti’s followers at their various settlements, resulting at it does in estranging families, disturbing the Iran, quillty of the settlement, Impoverishing the people by a wholesale oonsumption of their food, and exhausting all their resources, It is therefore recommended the! the Government wjli do their utmost to prevent such meetings by introducing such legislation es shall enable the Government to forbid whaf is a deliberate and crafty system ot loafing upon the resources of the thrifty and wall.' disposed natives.

The Salvationists celebrate ths opening ot their new barracks this evening with a monl ster teg meeting. Major Lovelook arrived here yesterday to take part jn the proceed; nge.

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