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Tauranga Record and Bay of Plenty Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 22, 30 November 1867, Page 3

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Sl'CUXDUS.

To theEditorof the Tauranga Rf.cokd. Sir, — Monday the 25th of November was a white letter day fo>- tl.e remnant of the late i &t Waikato

Idegiment whose period of existence was ofhcialiy clos.'d by a notice in the Gaz?tie, but out* privileges continue until our conlitioas are fulfilled, tui 1 so we xist u nler the saine organiz ition, perform the sa'n.» duties, and liave the sime resposihidties. Onr ration gr »g wsis re-«s>tiel yestfi-dav, hut, why was it e er stopped ? I am informed tliere w.;s saffinient iu the Qn irterm isters st >re for i t ! (}' have been regiila lv sip:>!i'l all the monrh W hat is ihe mvsterious connecrion 1 e:ween ff-certai'i hotel and the Q.t irterniasterS store tlnta lilnl of ru u shuul.i be rem »v ed to the f»rmer, an l for vV at. cjnsidoratim and for wliose benefjt, certaiuly nu for the heuefit of tlie regnueuL I tliink the memhers of tlie defeiice offlee could not better employ their timo duriug the recess thau form t henselves iito a «• > iiniiltee of enq dry int » /.W: of the ndotinis'r ition tlie v..mous dcpart nieiits cohik witii the offi -c, au I, witn the ai i a clevei* detec i^e asto iishiug rf\elatioiis will c oue t-» 1 1 _rl,t. When Siue qua non and Caus ic are exhau-ted I will dip my pen in Kai I, and show up the anihors of tlie libei on th* milicary settlers to be themselves the people who are

4 low ;,n 1 dissoiute men. I am &c..

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