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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 119, 22 October 1873, Page 3

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m..tl -VNU :.0-.U sIKA Li V.V PUKsS TKUIIiKA l‘H AMINOV. ik'Ltk'dl (lossin. Ie Kouti ivoitoms. Latest Aucklanda.ml Waikato A’ows. !.. , At ckl.inu, rue-nlay Kvenin.-u '• ! :, P V ,tun!!: -- -“ . a nurkrrll,. " .ar Uiiun 0,. e!s his .variiu uts io-nighL He Mr D u-g e.-Me u, ...It. ud. ' Latter repae-i I but in- bad .. |.r.;-r m ri," met,; fh.it would |>X- voiit h.m, but would ii.ee Mr ciLies ois his ' et urn. John Miles, u boy, fed over eliiftodav in Coir.pei street, and was kdod, Tim preparations (or the ree<> s cien of (he Governor ore insignificant. Tim day of arrival h p:OxT.tinuni m holiciav, Bmil hern Crons ni.is to-night. A I,K_X .vx iuuv, Tuesday K veiling, jvopua. With When e Ke-oti is, states thabthe ex rouel is disposed to ask pardon. Ross n bhmpip! settlor, had a Jong interview with Te Kooii. Ross says that instead of slowing ,mv lostuc attitude, To Kooti i a anxious to obtain pnidou, and that he requested Buss to use his l■ 1 hlienee to secure his p;u‘<lon, :u.d communicate Government (hr him Te KmoM lakes ,» peculiarly Maori view of ins position, and thinks hnnseit a persecuted man, who has always been followed up too warmly. Fighting, hekays, is mushed, and he now desires (o live in peace."