SECOND EDITION. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(FROM GREVILT/E’S TEE KG RAM COMPANY, REUTER’S AGENTS.) Christchurch, December 24. It is reported hero tint Mr "Vogel goes Home, via America, as AgentGeneral, and returns to the Colony before the Assembly meets. The Northern District fired for places at the Colonial firing. None made 10 points. Tauranga, December 23. Mr Mackay, jun., has been returned M.P.C. for the' Thames. The voting was—Mackay, 374 ; Nolan, 217. Information readied Tauranga from Opotiki that Tamakowha, the rebel chief, who surrendered recently, had received letters from Te Kooti’s emissaries, who had been visiting the Bay of Plenty. They advise the authorities to be cautious. Te Hira refuses to assent to Mr M‘Lean’s proposal re the opening up of the Chinemuri case. He states that the claimants arc remnants of the slaughter by Raid. Queenstown, Dec. 24. There his been a great rush for land on the Martin’s Bay route. Four thousand acres have been applied for. The people are clamorous for free selection and deferred payments. The land is excellent in quality, and was discovered by Mr Sherrin, of Canterbury. It is expected that gold will bo found there.
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2452, 24 December 1870, Page 3
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191SECOND EDITION. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2452, 24 December 1870, Page 3
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