WANGANUI.
January Sth.
Letters at the Patea notice that considerable misunderstanding exists among various newspapers with, reference to the state of the district, and the attitude of the natives north of Waingongoro Nothing has transpired in the district to cause any alarm or uneasiness. Tito Kowaru is still in his retreat among the fastnesses, at the back of the Waitara. The settler's house at "Waiki, destroyed by fire a few days ago, is supposed to have been burned by drunken bushmen. The natives on the coast are spoken of by persons who have been driving cattle through as behaving most hos-j pitably. They were friendly ancH frank, and expressed a desire for emM ployment. The twenty Armed Constabulary from the depot, marched for the Patea this morning. The Malay was towed over the bar this morning by the Luna.
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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 625, 12 January 1872, Page 2
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