THE NATIVE DIFFICULTY.
(PER PRESS AGENCY.) New Plymouth, Thursday.
The Oakura ploughmen appeared before the District Court this morning, and were remanded for a fortnight to enable the Crown Prosecutor to apply to the Supreme Court at Auckland for a change of venue to Wellington. The prisoners behaved very quietly, and came to the Court house under the care of a few unarmed constables.
Last night, at a meeting presided over by the Mayor, a vote of thanks was given to the volunteers of different parts of the colony who had gallantly tendered their services for duty on this coast during the late troubles. The Armed Constabulary are undergoing inspection by Colonel Roberts.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5710, 18 July 1879, Page 4
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113THE NATIVE DIFFICULTY. New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5710, 18 July 1879, Page 4
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