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Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 2, Issue 103, 21 December 1868, Page 308

We' learn that a special meeting of the Napier Band- of Hope will take, place ‘to-morrow evening. at six o’clock in Mr Stables’ school-room, Teriny son-street. ' . \ . ’

Arrival .of the Sturt.— The p.s. Sturt arrived ‘ this morning at 3 o’clock from Poverty Bay; but brings no news ! of importance. ; Capfc. Beal: is a;passenger. .. :;

W airoa.— —As far-as we can learn, all seems quiet Tat Wairoa at’present. Te Waru, it is said, had sent down a warning that he intended, on,an early .dayjT to attack' the township of jClyde, arid massacre all. tHb inhabitants ; /but : this -threat—terrible if 'carried! appear to : have caused much apprehension. Mr Gj-. B : Wo r g ai i and a . party -of friendly natives had -CaptuVed some 28 prisoners—ohifefly v w and children, the 1 remainder being 1 men- who, we aretold, sre ‘f iinfit for service.” Of these prisoners, 8 wretched-looking fallows- arrived in Napier by .the schoorier Muriwai on Saturday everiWoigari’s party also: sue ceeded in capturing some canoes.above was receiyeda letter from our,; Wairoa correspondent, which wrilbefoutidelsbw ' '

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