THE NATIVE FEUD.
, — "• (per press association.) Wellington, July 23. The Under-Secretary of the Native Department reeelved a telegram from Mr Olendon, R.M., to-day re Native disturbance at Whangarel, to the effeot that the trouble arose ont of a dispute as to gum royalty. One of the parties was deilroas of putting laud through the Native Lands Court, and the other op posed the Idea. Tbey then agraed to fight the quarrel out Fhe matter came to a climax on T__i__»y l__t, when Tautau ereoted • fhg as a commencing point for the surveyors. All day on Friday tbe parties were fidng at one another with the result Already meo+ioned. Wellington. Jaly 24. Government have received another telegram from luspeo* or McGovern, who states tbat he has visited the scene of the recent disturbance amongst the Maoris, and his obtained a promise from the rival chiefs that there shall be no further outbreak of hostilities till the Native Minister has visited the spot. i ' ~
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1900, 24 July 1888, Page 3
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162THE NATIVE FEUD. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1900, 24 July 1888, Page 3
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