SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE "WAIKATO TIMES ."
Auckland, Friday, 7.30 p.m. The Queen Bee lias oloarcd for London, with a full cargo nnd 28 passenger*. The I [on. 1). McLean has had an interview with Te Mamakn, the principal chief of the Tuhun district, in reference to the general amnesty. He explained the terms that would bo granted, consisting principally of insisting on the surrender of nil future criminals. The terms on which the Tulnm district would be opened to gold diggers were also discussed. McLean promised that regulations would only be made after Mamaku had consulted his tribe. Tho chief promised to lay the matter beforo tho owners of land.
Tnuranga. A number of Arawas have arrived on their way to Maungatautari. A telegram lias been received through Major Mair from the king, asking the fricndlies to apply for the restoration of the confiscated lands from MaimgatnwUiri to Ngavuawahin, and to stop all surveys, sales or leases of land. The Ngaterangi chief will not speak at the. mooting by_thc advice of Mr Commissioner Clarke.
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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 110, 18 January 1873, Page 2
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174SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE "WAIKATO TIMES." Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 110, 18 January 1873, Page 2
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