M c notice in the Telegraphic Despatches from the Sydney Correspondent, that “ fifteen New Zealand warriors, with two women and three children, had arrived in Sidney by tlic Gazelle, and are to bo exhibited in a piece by Dr. M‘Guran, ilustrative of Maori customs in war and peace.” Dr. M’Gauran was lately a resident in Auckland, and wo believe intends visiting England with his Maori troupe. The Great Eastern has once more left our shores on a voyage across the Atlantic. She sailed from Milford Haven on the afternoon of May 7th, shortly before three o’clock. She carries 138 passengers, but by no moans a full cargo. —Home News, May 2G. Height of Sympathy—When a crew of whalers cry because they see whales’ blubber.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 57, 31 July 1862, Page 5 (Supplement)
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