THE NATIVE CRISIS
[By Teleqiuph.J
VOLUNTEER EXCITEMENT. Wellington, Oct. 26,
The volunteering excitement is spreading, and more men are offering for the front. NAVAL BRIGADE OFF,
The Naval Brigade men leave per Stella this evening.
THE WAIRARAPA VOLUNTEERS CALLED OUT.
The Governor's warrant calls out for active service the entire Volunteer corps in Wellington, AVairarapa, Nelson, Marlbrough, and the Thames, and probably Canterbury districts, but for the present only the services of those actually volnuteering for the front will be required. Te Whiti lias prophesied that when the 14 days' grace have expired the land would neither belong to the palceha nor the Maori, but to the world At the end of 14 days' the palcelm would leave the place, Two young Maoris were .yesterday arrested for insulting remarks to Mr Bryce. ■
The fence on Fleming's land has been again destroyed, but the actual perpetrators have escaped. • The men at the camp are under orders to be ready at a moment's optics on an alms jeuadinj.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 908, 26 October 1881, Page 2
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166THE NATIVE CRISIS Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 908, 26 October 1881, Page 2
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