The Natives Again.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1667, 20 September 1887, Page 3

The Natives Again.

New Plymouth, September 20. The Opunake correspondent of th " i-Jerald" wires :— Three Maoris wer fined for pulling down Native fences oi disputed boundary Not paying up the; ware arrested at Parihaka single handei bySergeaat Ke'ly, the policoman atationei at Rahotu. The Natives (surrenderee qaletly and the Sergeant took them on t< New Plymouth m the coach, to gaol. Found Dead. Napier, September 20. A settler named Louis Laurenae o Ahhley Clinton was found dead on th< Kuataniwha plains. When last seen h< appeared to be under the influence ol liqaoi 1 . An Ashburton Constable. The policeman who interfered at the meeting last night acted against iustrao ttons. He had lately come from Ashbarton and it U supposed was personally acquslnted with the candidate. Fire. Feilding, September 20. A. chop and dwelling house, owned and occupied by Anderson, ah. emakor, Hal oomb&, was burned at midnight by the bursting of a kerosene lamp. Nothing wa? saved. Drowned. Masterton, September 20. A boy two and a half years old named Alex. McLaod was acoidently drowned m a creek at Home Bush yesterday. Arrested. Wellington, September 20 Alfred Horafall and Alfred Robin Olertas, m the Gear Menfc Company's employ, have been arrestod on charges of alteged embezzlement, the former of £8 19a and £15 6j, the lat ar of 123 65 and 4i 9i. They were brought before the Court and remanded. B.il was alloffbd. Fire. Eunedin, September 20 By a fire at Momiugton the dwelling of Hugh McKerrosr was bnrned down. Insurance m the Standard, £150.