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FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS; Wellington. NATIVE AFFAIRS. VOLUNTEERS BEING INVITED 10 GO TO THE FROiNT. Th« Premier and Satire Ministor arrived in town yesterday. At the Cabinet meeting to-duy the result of the latter's interview with Te ffhiti will be discussed, and a definite line of action decided on. During the interne*, Eolleiton was i very firm with Te Whiti, though, apparently without good results, as the Government are inviting members of Volunteer Corps to offer for active service, to join in a decided movement on Parihaka. THE LATE EXPLOSION. Simpson, fireman on board the hulk Woodlark, charged with fastening down the safety valve of a boiler and thereby causing an explosion, was yesterday acquitted, the evidence as to the wedge being tightly driven being weak. Dunedin, Masaey, the Town Clerk, has resigned, pending investigation of the charge made against him of conspiring to commit arson, suoli charge being the basis of a libel aetion, in which the jury virtually held that the accusation was not libellous.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 898, 13 October 1881, Page 2
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169LATEST TELEGRAMS Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 898, 13 October 1881, Page 2
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