BAY OF ISLANDS.
Mr. Ctcndon lias returned to tits Riy of Islands, inves’ed with list* powers of Acting Police Magistia e, for the purpose of ailvisiusi'. assis;iiiji>, and directing '•hose F'nopeatis who are hardy enougii to reuiain at that place. We have heard Upon good authority, that it is not true that the native discoid* have beets reconciled; a hollow semblance of friendship has taken place, atsd the principal evidence of peace comes to us from the testimony of Mr, WtsKeford, which we ali know how to value. On the immediate occurrence of the disasters at the Bay of Islands, his Lordship the Bishop of New Zealand preached most eloquently, at St. Paul’s Church, upon the Ch istian duty of sheltering and prote> tmg the refugees. We have the sincefest regard for that charily which woriteth in secret; hut we hear of much i rhation, and tho-e who are yet unscathed will, even now, probably, come fo ward to the assistance of their tyotherhood in distress,
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Auckland Times, Volume 3, Issue 118, 15 April 1845, Page 2
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166BAY OF ISLANDS. Auckland Times, Volume 3, Issue 118, 15 April 1845, Page 2
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