Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... Hokianga . In his care Francis had a printing press for the Mission that would enable it to publish translations of religious texts in the Maori language . Francis was to take up land adjacent to the Mission in keeping with his ...
... Hokianga . In his care Francis had a printing press for the Mission that would enable it to publish translations of religious texts in the Maori language . Francis was to take up land adjacent to the Mission in keeping with his ...
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... Hokianga tribe that owned her as a slave . It is an interesting sidelight on the affair that at no time in the official correspondence concerning her was she ever given a name . About 1841 Joseph May decided to move , with his wife , to ...
... Hokianga tribe that owned her as a slave . It is an interesting sidelight on the affair that at no time in the official correspondence concerning her was she ever given a name . About 1841 Joseph May decided to move , with his wife , to ...
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... Hokianga on her back , two days ' journey . When we went to live at Hokianga , my Father , who was a timber merchant bought a large piece of ground , a property called " The Mata " , and he built a house upon it . Everything was rough ...
... Hokianga on her back , two days ' journey . When we went to live at Hokianga , my Father , who was a timber merchant bought a large piece of ground , a property called " The Mata " , and he built a house upon it . Everything was rough ...
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