The Murimotu Survey Case.
. 4. HEAVY PENALTY. Aropeta. a chief advanced in years, was found guilty yesterday morning, before Mr Ward, R M., at the Wanganui Court, of obstructing the surrey, at Murimotu. The accused waß proceeded against for two offences, and fined £25 and costs in each ease, wiHi the alternative of four mouths' imprisonment in the Wanganui gaol. The money not being forthcoming, Aropeta was lodged in " durance ville."
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 54, 9 October 1883, Page 2
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