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THE NATIVE INSURRECTION

Total wounded 11, Killed 5. Jas. Mowat Deputy Inspector-General. Principal Medical Officer. Head Quarters, Camp, Waitara, Jannary 23rd, 1861.

Enclosure i in No. 3. Maories Killed, 23rd January, 1861. Paora Te Uata, Ngatitukorehe, from Patatere Raniera „ „ Te Wikiriwhi „ „ Hohaia Te Makaiti Te Matewaka, from Patetere Wiremu (son of the above) „ Patara „ Te Mata „ Tungou Heremakimaki, Ngatihaua Wiremu Hoete „ Matauhaura „ 3 not recognized by name „ Hemi Te Hui, Ngatimaniapoto Wanakere ~ Werahiko „ Wiremu Hoeta Kumete, Ngatimahuta Kiwi „ Hori, son of W. Kingi Ngawaka, Te Atiawa Hemi Kuka Te Retimana Riwi, Ngatiraukawa 15 not recognized, disfigured by wounds. Prisoners wounded mortally. Toterewa, nephew to Paora Te Uata, Ngatitukorehe Maihi Nkatiahuru, of Hamaria Inuhaere, a Waikato slave, Te Atiawa. Dangerously. Kiritoha Rewiti, Ngatikoroki Marakaia, Ngatimahuta. Total killed 36 Wounded 5 41 Paora Te Uata, Wiremu Hoeta, Hami Te Hui Werakiko, all Chiefs of high rank in their respective Tribes. The remainder, with one exception, all minor Chiefs. Geo. Dbummond Hay, Native Commissioner. True Copy, W. Horstey, Lieut, and A.D.C.

No. 4. copy of a DESPATCH from major-general peatt, cb., to governoe gore browne, c.b. Head Quarters, Camp, Waitara, February 26th, 1861. Sir, I have the honor to submit for your Excellency's information copies of reports received from New Plymouth relating to a skirmish that took place on the 23rd instant near Omata. I have, &c, T. S. Pratt, Major-General Commanding. To His Excellency the Governor.

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33 33 33 33 65th Private 33 33 33 33 Coi'poral Private Edward Gorray William Gilbert Henry Wakefield John Mulling John Officer James Howard Edward Smith Joseph Robertson Samuel Hamilton Mortally. Ditto. Severely. Slightly. Dangerously. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Severely. JJ JJ 33 •>!> 33