THE RAWENE TROUBLE.
(Yeu United Pbess Association.) Rawene, May 13. j Hone Tola and the 15 other Maori prisoners ] .were brought- up again at the local courthousa ! this morning owing to the period for which they v/ere remandud having expired here through the j non-arrival of Vce steamer which was to take i them to Auckland. Mr George Clendon, J.P., was on the bench. Inspector Hickoon applied for a further remand till Friday next, which was granted. Hone Toia thanked Inspector Hickson for the manner in which the prisoners have been treated aiuce their arrest. The Tutanekai arrived here at 1 p.m. from Kaipara. She lay outsido Hokianga bar all last, night. The Auckland fores, consisting oJ 24 men, under Captain Coyie and Sergeant-major Bush, with the addition of 13 from Wellington, also ths police,.prisoners, and witnesses, left .by her at 1 p.m. for Auckland, via the North Cape. Colonel Newall and the Wellington force wait for the Hinemoa. New Plymouth, May 13. Hone Toia, the Bay cf Islands chief, is said to have been at Parihaks about two years ago and to have interviewed Te Whiti on the dog tax and other matters.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11113, 14 May 1898, Page 6
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194THE RAWENE TROUBLE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 11113, 14 May 1898, Page 6
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