THE NATIVE CRISIS.
"".. '_ ♦___ ■* O (From Our Special.) ■j ..■ ' • • EAHOTD,'4tII. ■» Tlie Wairarapa men arrived last night. There..are,about a thousand-;men,here. .Six hh'ndred of. them were at the Puiigatehu: field dritUhis; morning,/ We march to -Piriha,ka-..t0-niorrow, 'Mr- Bryce and Mr.flolleVtcjn have just arrived. Latest rumor is that Kemp has joined Te Whiti with 400 men. ■ ' ;: ' sth. Bryce has refused permissiq&to.ciyilians to accompanytlie' troops toParihakv ' It is now positively known thai; there will be no resistance, ■ . •; r The troops are likely to be at Panhaka<I early on Saturdays-day),;' ■' - ' ;; ' l,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 918, 5 November 1881, Page 2
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85THE NATIVE CRISIS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 918, 5 November 1881, Page 2
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