MEETING AT TE AWAMUTU. (From our special correspondent. )
Alexandra, Wednesday. A meeting of settlers was held at Te Awamutu. The principal resolutions were to the effect that they hoped that the Government would spare no energy, and be prompt in securing the murderers and accessories. The present state of affairs is retarding tae progress of the district and weakening confidence in the Government. The meeting censured Bally Southern Cross blttet ly. Proposed to establish, a strict aukati at or.cc. Full particulars by- Friday's post.
Auckland, Wednesday. 7.&0 p.nr. The Star protests against tha statement of the Cross in reference to its sneering ab the manly utterances of • country papers, ' re murder. 1 1 says that the- Goverjtmenty sooner than meet Parliament with a war proceeding, would see law and order dragged through the mud. Sullivan's murderers must be captured. If the Government can do so quietly — well 'and good ; ff not, lead on war, or eonfesa defeat. Th'o land is denied wltti blood, and must be purged. Snipping — Arrived,' Parsee/ 1 |com London, with 75 Government immigrants- ; i Albion, from Newcastle ; Taranaki, s.s. fiom south ; Bella Mary, from Hobart Town.
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Waikato Times, Volume III, Issue 156, 8 May 1873, Page 2
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