OPOTIKI.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 60, 29 March 1873, Page 3

OPOTIKI.

(feom our owsr ' % ** ii Major T3bkhts, A.C., Tinted he on tMitu- dav, and hold a field paradeof the Militia und v olunt\ ; ira of the district, r ll ’’ ain Kellj, M.H.R., returned with Major I be a. Cap.-on la: jnard Sim, on earns through from the i overly Bay aide on Moncity. 1 believe about twenty mJe« i 9 finished on that side, and no doubt speedy arrangements wi;i be made for pushing 011 the wort on this side, now so tong at a si -ndstill. ~ nn t. . , , . March 25. 1 m Ketch Isabo’la, from Auckland, came its t'> is a>terne >l3 after a * rdy p.iss fo. Sho was detained eight days at the mills waiting for' timber, bus brings the balance of the timber for the sett, era, as well that for the block-house, , » cargo. Passengers— Mr CK Forbes and Miss Dickson. The Luna i? daily expected with the Defence Minister. Captain Tu «or is also shortly expected, to lay out the site for the bridge across the Waioeka r ver ard make arrengementg for the road work h the Table Lund, RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT. (Cefore IT, W, Bmbant, Esq , R.M.) Awanui, a native, charged with d.unkonness, was htied ss, and cautioned. There was another charge against this native, which was withdrawn. O’KEKFFK V. McOUSHtT. .1 his was an action for damage sustained by defendant destroying plaintiff's pigs. dudgmont for plaintiff for lbs and costs. SMITH r. JOHN KB’tY. Claim, TO, for s horse. It appeared defendant had branded a filly, which plain till had claimed his* The evidence was altogether in favour of defendant. Nonsuit, with ests.