No further news of importance has been received from the Cape since our last. The grain in transit for the Canterbury lines on Friday, March 28th, amounted to thirty thousand bags. During that week there was carried from the various stations on the Christchurch section 181,786 bags of grain. » No further news of importance about the "Waimate plains. Captain G-udgeon will hold a Court at Te Awanui on Thursday, the 10th April, and at Tuparoa and Tokomaru on succeeding days if required. Persons requiring summonses should apply to the Clerk of the Court at Te Awanui and name one of these places where they wish their cases to be heard.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 27, 5 April 1879, Page 373
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