THE NATIVE OBSTRUCTION IN THE KING COUNTRY.
Wanoax-I, This day. Mr Rochfort has received final instructions from Mr Bryce, and loaves on Sunday for the interior to resume tho central raihvav survey. He will not go directly to tho" district where he was stopped by Taumata and \m Hauhaus, but will proceed by another route to the country beyond, whi.-h is under the rule of Topin, 'whoso assistance Mr Rochfort is instructed to obtain. Tamnata's district is a borderland, sixteen miles through, and lies bet ween Major Kemp's and Topia's districts. Mr Rochfort, with Topia's help, will work back towards this borderland. Ho is instructed to exhaust, every pacific measure, and meantime Mr Bryce does not think it necessary to interview tho obstructionists himself or to send an armed force to the scene of action.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3820, 13 October 1883, Page 3
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135THE NATIVE OBSTRUCTION IN THE KING COUNTRY. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3820, 13 October 1883, Page 3
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