Fifty Hauhau Prisoners arrived by the Hero, from Wairoa, this morning. IiOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY &, Co will sell, at 3 p.m. to-morrow, at their stores, Port Ahuriri, an outrigger skiff with pair of sculls. The Rifle Volunteer Band give another of *their open air concerts in the Government Lawn to-morrow afternoon (weather permitting) The programme appears R esident Maoist rate's Court.— This morning the'-''Cdiir t was occupied by an assault' 'case- Wilson v. Macma hon —complainant charging the latter with having presented a revolver at his head, and struck him. The case occupied the whole of the morning, and from independent evidence was found not to bear so serious an aspect as it at first assumed. Defendant was fined ss, with £'6 Is costs.—We have not time to-day to give a repprt. . The I&llringers gave another very successful performance last evening. Their farewell entertainment in Napier is announced for to-night, and we also observe that they purpose performing at Waipawa to-morrow e\ ening.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 888, 9 December 1870, Page 2
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