Native News.
The Taranaki News of the Ist instant says:— rJ' The natives from Waitara passed through Ifew Plymouth on Saturday, en route to Parihaka. They behaved themselves m an orderly manner during 1 their stay m the Waitara district, and caused the inhabitants no trouble. -On the contrary, they materially increased trade there, as they made purchases from the maorityj of the tradesmen to: the extent of several hundreds of pounds! They indulged m a 'march round'.the.Waitara township and across the bridge, but! they first obtained permission of Mr Pardy. We understand that Te Whiti' has given strict instructions to his followers to m no way disobey the police, ; and, if the police warn them that they are breaking the law, they must desist at once. That is a state of security and quietness m native matters ; that, we venfcrireWsayj'najs never previously been attained m Taranaki." ,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1633, 9 March 1886, Page 4
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147Native News. Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1633, 9 March 1886, Page 4
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