UNFOUNDED RUMOURS.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 46, 7 September 1889, Page 2

UNFOUNDED RUMOURS.

r nimonn wort apmd jjitHfcij (fhitsv iu*o'* men had ommmmM It Apia far - i the purpose of kldnapaiaf lCaßatoa. . Another rumour tu nit Taaaajtao - wa» going to another atta*k,a»d ', that n contingent of kit fasts* worn i Mat t<> Mulinuu to engaayjsW attew- » tion of Mataafa's form vUMftfeai* l' b-xly \raro to raaks tba attaW'la the r rear At e.wn an tho lt*#»ilt**Bii*i! »I MaUafa'a enarp, vhiaa wrtw< tine 1 o'clock at night, Asi. who ha* jast ro tiirno<l from exile withhWiatsa, aaoatered Miititafrt'* MjfT 40 ma.ehod H K to ; Mulinuu, with Jrumsjß If Am ) «n.i bin foreos »rrived ■ Han a little after tin o'clock hut aUspfjoaeh ! »m well announoed by thsdrsmet and 11 Tiii!..M'.V» people made a hasty rs- , mat. Wo fvel aura that neither of the ,; runiout-s mentioned had any found*- . ttoti excepting in the brain* of anm* , ni!*:hi«vnu.n p.-ople (and unfortunately . wo have many amongst uh), who hnvo j I »» propenaity for spreading their lying inventions on ovory mailable opportu- , | iiity. All during the lata war thotxt ; j |w>plo worn a nuisanoe. and stuns of . , thpm am ovidently not aatiafiod with i the p-ai (c»l,lo turn affair* havs taken, I and would I* uuch l>etter ploased to . too another quarrel. Them persons i should be earefully watched, and if i groundless reports of this description are traced to them they should bo sent j whnra they oouM do lass ham hy their peri ioioua proponaitiea. VVs underntand that Tainaaoeo's people weredown ; , on th»ir onlinary business, and had no I intention whatever, either to kidnap j Maliotou or create uny other diMtnrhance