TO OUR READERS. The Anglo-Maori Warder retires from the field. The editor had hoped to have furthered two objectsthe civilisation of the native race—by far the most valuable acquisition to the Crown in the southern bemis|-here— and die intr-'d'.i liun of a higher awl more literary lo the colonial press. He had over-rated bis oun'nbiHes in supposing that he cuoM bring about either the one or the other. The K<u Whakamatatra, or Maori journal, reprinted /torn tbe Miori column of the Wardek, will be rcntit urd. although at a loss, for the s ke of tbe r<i o whose improvement «t was designed to promoJe. To conclude, the editor bids bft readers a very kind farewell.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 13, 18 July 1848, Page 2
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