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The New Zealand War Journal From Taranaki Front
Intelligence from the Waitara front reports continued skirmishing at Omata and No 7 redoubt with sap progress toward Hapurona. 40th Regiment, artillery, and volunteers repel Ngatiruanui and Waitotara forces with casualties on both sides. Continued troop movements include reinforcements from India and steamers Victoria and Niger carrying officers and arms.
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Sydney
Tironaki Herald
Priday
Mili
Omata
Waireka
Sevilla
Auckland
Powert Bay
Upper Waikato
W. Thomson
Taranaki
Otawhao
Aitara
Waitara
No. 7
Hapurona
Ae Ion Ee
Hairangi
Te Areipah
No.7
Thea
Tangi
Waaireka
Dingle
Fred
Captain King
Brooklands
Port Herbert
Puketahu
Wi Hingi
Matiu
Raniera
Byron Elphs
Mataitawa
Gin, Jr
G. Ginger
H. J. Hall
W. Harrison
Sen
W. Hollis
C. W. Hursthouss
J. KE. W. Hussey
C. Messenger
Edward Messenr
H. Newland
Captain H. King
W. Smart
Veey
Raward
Soen
Fort Herbert
65Th
Carrington Road
Bailie
Messenger
Smart
Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
Mahoetshi
Ngaokahire
Queen Charlotte’s Sound
Pukakohe
Waitotata
Wao
Hapurona's Pah
No. 8
Thea Pah Atanda Laea
No. 1
Matarikorike
Waitotara
Wanganui
Mgatihaua
Bell Block
Stockade
Mahoetahi
H.M
Victoria
Manukau
Steward
Warre
Edward Messenger
St. Mary's
Rameka
Mahau
Wikings
Hulke
Esterday
William Thompson
Tamati Kaweora
Terday
Niger
Haurona
Parellel
M'Naughten
R.A
Cohorn
Kingi's Pah
India
Mercer
England
Jl'amuti Kawenora
Wuiicks
Komene
Ngatirusnui
Bredat
Tamuti
Manahi
Tamati
Waiana
Parininini
Mokau
Wetere
W.chomson
Tarapipipi
Tamihano
W. Kingi
Waireka Hill
Nelson Examiner
Pratt
57Th Regiment
No.8
New Zealand
M‘naughton
Sydney Morning Herald
Tha
Parris
Paarris
Pukerangiora
40Th