NEW PLYMOUTH.
September 1. Information from Rahotu has just been received aa follows :— Yesterday about four hundred Maoris, in batches of fifties, resumed fencing at Waithai. Th» Constabulary from Pungarehu marched up under arms and pulled the fence down. The Maoris hissed and hooted, and then dispersed. No prisoners were taken. The Maoris have pulled up a
large number of pegs on the block offered for sale, and stuck them in promiscuously in different cut Hues, or demolished them altogether.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3175, 1 September 1881, Page 3
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