The above is the whole of the material evidence, except that Mr G. Lethbridge deposed to having seen a cart (no doubt the cart taken) driven up to the Iviitake pah on the day iv question. We should say that one witness —Mr W. Carrinsjton, ofthe'tfative Department —stated that he had not thought the road dangerous on that day as he was going to allow his wife to join a riding party toTalaraiinaka. We have already published the verdict of the jury iv full. It is therefore only necessary to add that they found that the victims were birbaiously murdered by the natives, while in the peaceful discharge of their ; duty and added a rider expressing an opinion, that though the government was in possession of information showing the dangerous state of the road to Tataraimaka, they had not taken precautions to guard against such murderous attacks.
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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1876, 2 June 1863, Page 3
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