THE NATIVE DISTURBANCES
TITOKO WAIIU ADVANCING ON EANGITIKEI. EXCITEMENT IN WELLINGTON ALL MILITIA CALLED OUT. {BY ELEQTBIG TELEGRAPH.) (EEOM OUR OWjST correspondent.) "Welletv-gtok", Monday. A messenger arrived yesterday from Wanganui. A report had been received from Turakina that Titoko "NVaru had crossed the Wanganui river, and was marching towards Eangitikei. There is property in that district, of the value of £50,000, extending over an area of twenty miles, and entirely unprotected. Great excitement prevails. The first, second, and third class Militia have been called out.
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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 411, 24 November 1868, Page 2
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85THE NATIVE DISTURBANCES Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 411, 24 November 1868, Page 2
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