Second Edition THE WHITE CLIFFS MURDER.
ALARM AND MYSTERY. C From a Private Cor.) Waitara, Monday afternoon.—No news is yet received from Government re the arrest of the White Cliffs murderers, but from Sir G. Grey a wire has been received in answer to one of a townsman here, saythat Te Wetere has left Wellington, and is on his way home ; and that Grey had heard nothing of the supposed disclosure. ■ The affair is a mystery. The telegram of the Maori is authentic. The alarm caused is extreme, and the only solution is that it was despatched from Wellington for land-shark purposes.
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Patea Mail, 7 August 1882, Page 3
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