WHATAWHATA.
J\me 2. "What have, we deme in Whata•wbata that we should be delih«rately ;eet aside in favour of Te Awftmuta ? .Some time ago, svgent representations were made to the authorities, an regard to haying a, constable permanently stationed in Whata--twhtita, m it was apparent from the 'violent scenes* which oecared awjonf the natives, that unless tibia Va* ■done, some seriooa crime would 3iappen. A, constable was accordsingly sent, and since then, peace ha* ireigLed in the district; bo* now Te A w amutu wants a constable, aod •ours is the one chosen, and so far as 1 am aware, no other «omstable is •coming here. It will be a great injustice and one that the Whatawhata settlers will net subtait to. district has grown rapidly, and there is no doubt, but that the presence of one constable has presented many a'serious disturbance.
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 775, 5 June 1877, Page 3
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143WHATAWHATA. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 775, 5 June 1877, Page 3
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