Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 33
... Kaipara , whose kinsfolk at Orakei had invited governor Hobson to come to Auckland and establish his capital there in 1841 . The proposal to survey the Kaipara was to become something of a peace mission in which the nineteen - year ...
... Kaipara , whose kinsfolk at Orakei had invited governor Hobson to come to Auckland and establish his capital there in 1841 . The proposal to survey the Kaipara was to become something of a peace mission in which the nineteen - year ...
Page 34
... Kaipara harbour , which is scarcely to be equalled I should think in any part of the world . Our coast traverses followed the coast lines outside the almost invarible line of mangroves in order to save expense of cutting lines , and ...
... Kaipara harbour , which is scarcely to be equalled I should think in any part of the world . Our coast traverses followed the coast lines outside the almost invarible line of mangroves in order to save expense of cutting lines , and ...
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... Kaipara people to come to the defence of the city . As I knew the people well by this time , it was thought I was the best messenger to fetch them . On the 4th of April there I received instructions to return to Kaipara with all ...
... Kaipara people to come to the defence of the city . As I knew the people well by this time , it was thought I was the best messenger to fetch them . On the 4th of April there I received instructions to return to Kaipara with all ...
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