LATER FROM PARLIAMENT.
The,- ide., 'Napier,*w'Hieh arrived?from Napier this morningV; bribgs p"a*jwrsj;ti«> the _7wyul% and-news from 'V^elUngtqn of,the same date. We gire the following horn the-Meraid: —
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"' '21.'—Five""Ngati porous, under Porter's command, arrived to-day .from-Maungapowhatu, with letters for Ropata, who has not yet joined ; they appear to have been unable to find him hitherto. Captain Porter is stated to be still pushing on, having left Mr. Large with 38 men at Maungapowhatu. Ropata's delay is probably caused by ""snow or inclement; weatherj; freshets, or some of th,e! 'thousand "andiioqeTnameless obstacles which will intervene on a line of march in such country.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 540, 3 October 1871, Page 2
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101LATER FROM PARLIAMENT. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 540, 3 October 1871, Page 2
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