TELEGRAPHIC.
(United Pbess Association.)
Hawkra, July 10. Inspector Pardy, with nine constables, went out to Lysaght's farm this morning, and found that the native eliad decamped in the night. The polm they had planted in the ground were pulled out, and they had left eleven kits of potatoes 1 behind. The police went to the neighboring pah, and the chief, replying to Questions, said he had acted according to tlie instructions of Te Whiti, and they must go and talk to Te Whiti. The police warned, him that •he would be arrosied if lie did it again. The natives were silent and sullen. Shortly after, anothor small body of natives, eleven in numbor, rode right through Lysaght's land to the scene of the building. They were turned baok by the police and warned. A good number of natives loft Taipirowhonui by the back road for the same place. Every-con-sideration was shown by tho police, but they intend to arrest the ringleaders if mischief is done.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2344, 12 July 1886, Page 2
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165TELEGRAPHIC. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2344, 12 July 1886, Page 2
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