New Zealand native policy under review in Auckland debate
From Auckland reports dated 23 ultimo, the Native Policy begins to take form as Sir George Grey shifts focus to Maori organisation. A deputation from the king at Ngaaruawahia seeks clarity on peace versus war while Waikato natives resist road building and assert their King. European settlers fear continued instability and call for strong measures to uphold Queen Victoria's sovereignty.
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New Zealand
Sydney
Auckland
George Grey
Cape of Good Hope
Bay of Islands
Rmangas
Ngaruawahia
Cape
India
Waitetuna
Waikato
Whaingaroi
Sandhilla
North Head
Menugatawhiri
Wanganui
Mailman
John William
Taranaki
Tus Murvan
Essien Alexander
Collins
Tyne
Wellington
Ensign Alexander
Wanganui Chronicle
2Nd Ultimo
Ngatiapakura
Gene
Turmoil in Upper Waikato Native Relations Escalates
From the Southern Onoss dated November 22 reports authenticated intelligence on rising tension in the Upper Waikato. William Toetoe's party seized weapons from Mr Cowell and Mr Dickson's residences after confrontations. violence escalated as they assaulted Chitham and son, with a bull and horses seized. The correspondent warns of possible government inaction and looming loss of life, noting settlers may be forced to abandon the district unless protection improves. Bishop Selwyn’s visit is mentioned amid debates on road access to Weton and potential conflict.
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Rangiawahis
William
Chitham
Cnithem
Waikato
William Toetoe
Cowell
Asugon
Ako
R. W. Dickson
Chitham’s
Selwyn
Srotosuan
Taaw Cowell
Awa Matu
Emaru
William Toetoo
Victorian Eleven Arrives at Sandhurst for Three-Day Match
The Victorian Eleven reached Sandhurst at eight last evening and lodged at the Criterion Hotel. Bendigo United Cricket Club members greeted them, noting delays on the road. The team lists Bryant J M Costick Elliott Hamilton Huddleston J Huddleston Lister Mace Makinson Wardill with J Smith as umpire, and J Baker and J Watson as reserves. Officials discussed a coll cellation grant of ten pounds for Friday and supplementary sports on Saturday. Spiers and Pond will arrive Friday to arrange for the All England Match at Bendigo. Play starts at noon, with arrangements for ladies’ shelter during the three days. December Bendigo Advertiser, 12th
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Costick
Elliott G
Hamilton T. F
Melbourne
Huddleston J
Huddleston T
Lister C
Mace C
Makinson C
Wardill J. W
J. Smith
J. Baker
J. Watson
Burchett
Sandhurst
Mrr Macord
Spiers
Spiers and Pond
Bendigo
Sandhurat
New South Wales News Roundup From Sydney and Courts
Reports from Sydney newspapers cover Parliament delays and the push to sit on Mondays, harvest prospects across Campbelltown Menangle Picton Appin and Cawarra, notable wheat yield expectations, and the large land under cultivation. Central Cavan Court outcomes include several acquittals and sentences for theft assault and fraud. Cricketers honor George Howell as intercolonial matches loom in Melbourne and Sydney. A man commits suicide after debt and relationship troubles, with a coroner ruling temporary insanity. Aboriginal attacks on Maranoa police barracks result in thirteen killed or wounded.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Christmian
S. MM. Herald
Campbelltown
Menangle
Picton
Appin, &c
Awarra Algo
Cumberland
Camden
Sydney Empire
Cavan
Robert Eagar Adams
Shah Jehan
Louisa King
Thomas Dennis
Joanna Houlehan
Hugh Wardlaw
Tasmania
Darlinghurst
George Frederick Camden Smith
Bank of New South Wales
Wm. Cooper
Charles Alfred Wilson
Petty Seasions, &c
Binalong
Burrowa
Thomas Mons
Kiama
Thomas Gilbert Spence
Gsol
Idney Morning Gerald
CurcKhet
Garrett
S. M. Merald
Maranoa
SMM. Herald
Dangerous street accident at Reed's bakery area
A horse driven cart from Reed's bakery bolted on Sturt Street causing the cart to capsize near Mr Runi's chemist shop. The horse dashed around pumps and pipes, injuring the driver who was treated by Dr Bunce. The crowd restrained the animal and the driver was taken to safety with injuries described as possible broken arm. In Navarre a 16-year-old boy lost the end of a finger when a water cart tipped, the ring catching as he jumped down. He is recovering.
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Tasmania
Hobart
Sir Henry Young
Gore Browne
Haveeen
Supreme Court House
Macquarie Street
Melbourne
Liccnt
G.V.O
Brown
Hobart Town Mercury
Henry Young
Banks
Mesera Watch and Sons
Houwi
Hoebart Town Mercury
Tus
Charlton Race Meerive
Derwent
Brunette
Yabberty
Shillelagh
Hobard
Mercury
Sanova
Hill
Launceston
Louis Abrahams
Abrahams
John Sweeney
Wetton
Liverpool Street
District Constalle Jones
Inter
Sweeney
Sturt Street
Reed
Runi
Bunce
Navarre
Pleasant Creek
Ararat Advertiser
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