The New Policy of the Natives. PROCEEDINGS ON THE PUNIU. THE CHIEF REWI ORDERED TO TE KUITI. ROSS' AND TOLE'S CATTLE REMOVED. Pakeha Maoris Ordered Off. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRPH, OWN CORRESPONDENT. Kihikihi, Yesterday.

Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1391, 2 June 1881, Page 2

The New Policy of the Natives. PROCEEDINGS ON THE PUNIU. THE CHIEF REWI ORDERED TO TE KUITI. ROSS' AND TOLE'S CATTLE REMOVED. Pakeha Maoris Ordered Off. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRPH, OWN CORRESPONDENT. Kihikihi, Yesterday.

(Joxsidmublk excitement has been caused by the action of the natives, acting nuclei: instructions from the "King," m driving Mr Ross' cattle across the Pimm ironi the land which that gentleman has occupied for some time under the protection of Rewi (llanga), the chief of the Ngatimanupotos. The action seems, however, to be the natuial result of the meeting held leoently at flikurangi, at which all the piincipal chiefs conveyed all their powers, to Tawhiao. Manga and other chiefs have been ordered by the King to go to Kuiti. Manga is to return the Crown giant for his Kihikihi house, and to receive no nioie pension from the Government.. He has also to pay for all fencing done and grass seed sown on the othei side of the Puniu by Europeans. Messrs Ross and Toles cattle were driven off last night by the Kmgitos. All shooting paities have been turned back. All pakeha maons have been ordered off.