Island News
[Per Press Association] Auckland, September 5. News has been received by the Upolo, which has arrived from Samoa and Tonga, that when H.M.S. Katoomba reached Tutuila it was generally thought she had comedown to arrange tho Native squabble, Captain Bickford said he should be glad if tho two parties now at issue with each other would meet on board his ship and shake hands over their differences. This suggestion was not adopted, and the two partios remain as they were. The Aunun rofugeos are still eutronchod and prepared to rosist any attauk from the mainland. Their oppouenta sent them a message the j other day to return to their homes in peace, but tho reply was that the matter m dispute was in tho bands of tho King and Faipule at Mullnuu, and until judgment bad been given in the case those at Aunuu would remain on the defensive.
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 58, 6 September 1893, Page 2
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