AUCKLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE SOUTH. TERY LATEST NEWS. The favorite stock steamer Star oi the South, from Auckland, armed in the roadstead at a late hour last night, We have barely space for the following extracts, which are from the New Zealand Heruld of Monday last :—•- Tattran&a. —The Governments s ICildi Oapt. Fox, returned from Matata and Tanran yesterday morning. From Matata she brings Captain Pitt and about 80 men of the armed constabulary, for the Waikato, The news from Tauranga is very unsastisfactory. Captain Fox informs us that the ' friendly natives have again warned tin Europeans to bo ready in the event of aj attack by Te Kooti. The friendly Maori] " are so convinced that Te Kooti is coming , that they leave their wkaiea every night ' and sleep in the fern. A party of friendly natives have taken up a position at tin j pilot station. Captain Fox observed a number of fires at the back of Whakatans '■ on Thursday night. , Export or Gold.—The s.s. Hero left for Sydney on the Ist August, with 5,530 ' ozs. 3 dwts. and 18 grs. of Thames gold, * shipped by the Bank of New Zealand, and valued at £23,200. She also took one par> : eel of silver. The Kate was to leave for : Sydney on the 2ud August, with 1000 ozs, of god. Funeral op Mr Cameron. —The re< mains of Mr Cameron were on Saturday last deposited in the Presbyterian burisl gronnd, Symonds-street. The funeral was attended by a large number of friends, and there were also preseut several of tin members of the masonic body. The latest shipping news will be - found elsewhere.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 14, Issue 706, 5 August 1869, Page 2
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275AUCKLAND. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 14, Issue 706, 5 August 1869, Page 2
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