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New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2471, 1 July 1865, Page 2

TgE PEACE A oE!fTLEjtA!i who has recently cqbw fo|||| Awamfttn informs us that.no doubt entertained in that district* of the racter of the submission offered by Th<mu»W. Tbe apparent ambiguity of the docameat by Thompsow is thai'explained. Tho»*|§ having sworn allegiance to tb* Maori Jdnsy hot feel at liberty to throw off this aD most that he oould do therefore, under I stances, was to state, on behalf of the i the latter would accept the i Queen's kwfc cessation of the claims of kingship oa the Matutabra, and of the allegiance "of| lowers, flows from thlr ;a* * qaence. This is the explanation oflwfr&jSJ' as we inderstend it, and we can eonoelf* pfTf. informant also says that the report of* tain Slbioh's nien'Wßa not correct. ■»»' was standing heir bis horse when the fired, and was I&iofted dowS by * bolting. This is jheireraioh-wehaTe. and we gire it as we beard it. It 9P£xW. membered flat th¥ irten who in firing the shot would, if thera'jwyM* whether it had taken efect, giw *»B>* benefit of the doubt. If they thought «** ing a Maori wis B *■»& fbl one: but If they bad rftiOß;to sore ft»r the bull* harmless. • '■..*<»;'•." : ,Wo are informed that a good dealrof tioual totelßgehoe paWtslied: jbj«s£f baa bean BMuataetnred out of the •cioMMes of'some imagttatire dreaaaar origiuator of the report that TwMpwOf •» to insist upon the eesshm to the M ! be such afcoL W*a*#**4aae»tf » insist upon BaytWng^if 1 *• *»•? then any truth in «s»«ity f*f|» going to the CNwnTi