MAHUKI AND HIS FOLLOWERS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Auckland, Thursday
At the Supreme Court the case against Alahuki and his folloAvers, for assaulting Air Hursthouse at Te Uira, lasted all day. A number of ladies Avere present, and also the Native Alinister most of the day. Air H. AVilliamson (Crown Prosecutor) and Mr E. Heskcth appeared for the prosecution ; Mr Earl for the defence, as Air Sheehan could not leave AVaikato. A plea of not guilty avus recorded for the prisoners. Messrs Hursthouse, Ncwsham, Te AVetere, and Te Kcranga, gave evidence, and the jury returned a verdict of guilty, but judgement was reserved till the remaining charges were heard. ,;. .
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3659, 6 April 1883, Page 3
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