BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(prom oreville’s telegram company.) Wanganui. Aug. 10, 11.15 a m., received 12.52 p.m Te Kooti was at White Cliffs on Saturday, He sent a letter to Mr White, who sent the same to Titokowaru by a local (?) Native, who accompanied the mail coach. He is reported to have 800 followers with him. lae survey has been stopped on the other side of Waingongora ; the chain has been cut, and the surveyor’s whare burnt. Nelson, Aug. 19. 12.10 p.m., received 2.1 p.m. The criminal session of the Supreme Court opened to-day. There were only four cases for trial, but none were of great importance, judge Richmond alluded to the awakening interest in law reform, and said he should be clad to see any scientific reform of the pnnciphs of law, but deprecated patchwork. Such reform as he alluded to was less easy to initiate than was generally believed.
Wellington, August 19. The reported outbreak of Te Kooti is contradicted. He is merely visiting the West Coast with a few followers. Owing to the General Government neglecting to invite the Provincial authorities, the opening the Hutt Railway to-day will probably be a failure.
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Evening Star, Issue 2964, 19 August 1872, Page 3
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194BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 2964, 19 August 1872, Page 3
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