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Page 31
... Pakeha settlers as well as to the Maori , but their influence on the former was apparently negligible . In addition to this the Maori studied the Bible with the zeal and earnestness that could rarely be attributed to the Pakeha ...
... Pakeha settlers as well as to the Maori , but their influence on the former was apparently negligible . In addition to this the Maori studied the Bible with the zeal and earnestness that could rarely be attributed to the Pakeha ...
Page 43
... pakeha in a tremble , but it was a mere nothing compared with past and present civilised atrocities . In the Alsatia days of New Zealand many a running shot or a careful long shot brought down the well - tatooed Maori to grace the walls ...
... pakeha in a tremble , but it was a mere nothing compared with past and present civilised atrocities . In the Alsatia days of New Zealand many a running shot or a careful long shot brought down the well - tatooed Maori to grace the walls ...
Page 256
... pakeha came here he had the Bible and we had the lands , but now , we have the Bible and the pakeha has the lands . ' The purchase of other parts of the South Island are equally a disgrace to the pakeha . James Mackay was proud of ...
... pakeha came here he had the Bible and we had the lands , but now , we have the Bible and the pakeha has the lands . ' The purchase of other parts of the South Island are equally a disgrace to the pakeha . James Mackay was proud of ...
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Acland acres Akaroa arrived Auckland Banks Peninsula Bay of Islands became began Bishop Selwyn British brought Busby bush Canterbury Association Captain Caverhill chief Christchurch Church coast colony Cook D'Urville Deans Doctor early emigrants England European expedition exploration farming father flax French Godley Government Governor Hills Hokianga Hospital interest James John Kaiapoi known land later Lavaud letter lived Lyttelton Maori Marsden mission missionaries Moeraki Moorhouse Motunau native North noted Office Otago pakeha pakeha-Maoris party passed Pilgrims pioneering plains Port Cooper pre-Adamites purchase Rangitata recorded Rhodes Riccarton river sailed says sent settled settlement settlers sheep ship soon South Canterbury South Island South Wales station surgeon Sydney Tasman Te Rauparaha Thomas tion to-day took trade Treaty of Waitangi Tuhawaiki voyage W. A. Taylor Waikouaiti Wakefield Watkin Wellington Wesleyan whaling William writer Zealand Company