TELEGRAMS.
A NATIVE DISPUTE SETTLED. Napier, Friday. The Mnrimolu dispute is settled. The matter* in dispute will be referred to a meeting of tribes. There has been a war dance by Kemp’s people in honor of old chief Kawepore. INVADING PARIHAKA. Opnnake, Friday. The road, from Stoney River across Te Whiti’s boundary, has proceeded more than a quarter of a mile into Parihaka country without the slightest indication of opposition, SIR GEORGE GREY. Christchurch, Friday. Sir George Grey is expected here nest week, to make a speech on the coining session. COLONEL ATKINSON’S ILLNESS. Wellington, Friday. In reference to report as to illness of Colonial Treasurer, Major Atkinson describes his illness as by no means serious, only requiring rest for a few days before resuming public duties. TAMPERING WITH JURORS. Auckland, Friday. Samuel Coomhes, draper, has been committed for trial on a charge of tampering with jurors by soliciting them re a case of indecent assault. Bail, in £GOO was accepted. WEST COAST RAILWAY.
Auckland, Friday. Bridge material goes by Hineinoa to bo lauded at Opunake.
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Patea Mail, Volume VI, Issue 514, 1 May 1880, Page 3
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