NATIVE DISTURBANCE UPPER THAMES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3219, 5 September 1879, Page 2

NATIVE DISTURBANCE UPPER THAMES.

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I ' d ibrtkhd %%': { \^m)^;: *:— The • nativoTob^fs-, hem !a;in'ejii&g' (it Kom^ta on Thursday, to determine the course to;. take: 'With! I . the! imurd&rersi .'The meeting lasted two, (lays. Pakaru was not supported, I ' imais still at his own settlement, ,; iVfr. [SJioeUan says Jiej is determined to 'jbhrpw the whole re^ppnsibility on the whole tribes of the district if tho ! 6ffdnfl'6rs are not arrested.

The Native: Mtiiater left for Audkland, en route for Napier, to contest the Olive. ; The impression •is tliat Pakaru wiU'b^^iVori iij»i ' ! i The following message!" jpdi" 'pigeon, to thq , v J^atiye f i j^gen jb.v at jPaQqra, as jusfe)been ( received ■:- r - tl therpreliin nary toileting 'i& liqw "taking • jplaee, and ! going" bn i rria I tisfaotbi%, I '%i- I .'i WilktnViii >ftf.T|jni, .'. VI fill", 'rvf i ■iMHP'J'irn son is going to the . j^ga,ti,hflKo with Pinioha,Tipa, Wina, l{ere ancl otliers, 'toioonvfeyth^ message of the ; runan^ ! to tl^e tNgatiJiako. Mr. Wilkinson will return here to-day (Thursday), and ;wiU bring JiU^vresult of the nie^tingito Oka}tuJ)dnti!./..NgatiipaUo will probably come down .to-morrow morning." Bewi has sent a telegram to Tu^ukino, of.Qhinemuri,/i-eqii6sting him} to give the native offenders up. ' ,' ".'Messrs; .^SteW^t"^^' ,'Be^re have 'ma^o al'a 1 ' liuvripil'; i e^n^iati,on, pf ihe probable railway lino through* Patirba, and Mr. Beere-has been instructed ! to > lP l^ { aM v 6bih^fl^^i^Vdy 'of lilio first two miles "of 1 railway towai'ds be* o'ommenoed at ! dhce. This • Will ; be'' ' 'o'ail'ied )n oti' uijitil its junction with the survey at Hikuti,a. ( </.L'A U r\/,j\ Vn I Hi > .1 'I' ( )i ;., • i i