BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(prom grkvillb’s tki.bgram company, heuter's agents.)
Tauranga, April 10,
The Natives are gathering in great force at the Thames for the meeting at Ohincmuri, which is to discuss the question of the overland mail service, Mr M‘Lean is urging the Native chiefs tlivongWit the Thames to be present. Te Hint still remains obstinate, probably yielding to tribal entreaties. After this meeting, the tribe will proceed to Te Aroha, to divide the land amongst the hapus according to their respective interests. The Waikatos warn the Thames Natives not to survey, and a collision is anticipated.
Mr McLean lias assented to the renown] of the mail service, the Natives taking the mail from the Thames to Katikati (Warbrick), and Katikati taking it on to Tauranga. It is uncertain when the service will recommence.
Mr Mackay, jun., is charged by Mr M'Lcan with urging Te ilira to thwart
the objects of the Government. Mr Mackay, through the press, denies the charge.
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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2542, 11 April 1871, Page 2
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161BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2542, 11 April 1871, Page 2
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