ALEXANDRA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 583, 15 February 1876, Page 2

ALEXANDRA.

February '14, 1876. There ib no news whatever from the Kuiti regarding the murderer Hare Winiata. I saw Tawhiao's sister and several other members of his family on Saturday last, who all expressed their perfect ignorance as to h'ts movements or whereabouts. This morning I have seen another person who returned from the Kuiti last Evening from a ti&g to a sick relative, wh* informs me that for a certainty the murderer Up to yesterday had never been Been or heard of there by the natives generally, so "that if yonr information is correct, he must be secreted there by some of bis friends, — rather a difficult thing to do amongst natives. Tawhiao himself was at Kawhia at the time the murder was committed, and he is still residing there, and could uot have seen or refasefl. shelter to Wiuiata at the Kuiti as reported. -^Own CoaREtfPONDENT.

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