MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
: !'ii i i:i. ha;- bei-n a nnuvitr prevalent iii.ii '.he Main !i the natives, tninbie to cope ' sticccs.-.fniiy ■ait-i our force- al the Irmit. had determined to make a sudden swoop on Taranalvi. Certain il is that very little has lately been seen ul' iii" \\ tukato " braves" in tiie I Kangiav. )ii:i disiriei. am! the action of llu 'authorities in i-cudiug down reinforcements n 'i'aranaki gives s"inwliitl of eolu'tr to tlic-i rumours. Capt. At art in wdh III) joii-coiiimis. >:ol\eil oliicers and men of the li'oyai Ariiilen are about !■ < j 'roeeed immediajeiv 'e, ?\e\v t'!',ne'.uih in charge ot'a. battery of .! rce il'i-r rto • :r<>:ig 'j i.ii -. We are !i:;;>j•Jo '><■ a!)!" !o announc;' ilial flu ' Avon' is not only alio;-.;, intt that sue is actually ::v uoil; ag u.'i. She made it trial trip tip the rivet o:i the nigh; i'he otli inst.. ami having been proved seaworthy has resinned lie! - former occupation. Wo al-o hea>- • Voln .XL'antawllia. l'-,;U 111'■ hvr ]r. i-in-.i r.a.igs forv. aeded there, are Wire, prepared for removal up !o ;lie l^roui. Two :T2 lir. uou ilzer.--. and t wo S-ine'it i.ioriar will aUo be lorur.rded on from Auckland fo ;lu 'Von' a! an early date. We are a.!-n informed that the hand of Js 'S.: reaiuieid v.ill pr"eeed to I'niry to-i!,!;'.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 101, 10 March 1864, Page 3
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