The Hawke's Bay Times. NAPIER, MONDAY, 3rd JULY, 1865.
Military Settlers.— The last batch of the above corps, which have for a considerable length of time been stationed at Puketapu, took their departure for Waitangi on Thursday.morning the 22nd, nit. Wairoa. — A correspondent sends us the following:—Tareha’s nephew Wiremu has sold a valuable block of land at Te Wairoa, and he is now waiting the return of Mr Locke when the amount agreed on will be paid over to him, much to the satisfaction of certain store keepers and a publican orjtwo, who will quickly relieve him of bis burthen, and take it|upon themselves, they are so verv kind ! The Hao-hau Flags. —One ofKariatiaa’s natives, Henare, has obtained the loan of the Haa-hau flags to exhibit to the curious at Pakowhai, Tareha is fearfully enraged at this because he has a decided leaning towards the Hau-hau himself, at any rate,, he says, Mr M‘Lean might have let him have had the first use of them.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 2, 3 July 1865, Page 2
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