THE MAORI MESSENGER. Auckland.December 29, 1853.
We have much pleasure in laying before our numerous native readers a variety of valedictory addresses, presented to Sir George Grey previous to His Excellency's departure for England, many of which conlain scnlimciKs of an enlightened nature highly creditable to the writers, mid grali-
fyiuft lo tho'r European friends. Gi:r |>|C-s<-iu issue'will no douhl lie especially iiilercsling lo tin' li i! rs residing al a distance who kid not llio opportunity of sa\iug. " Farewell" to llio Governor, hut whose views are expressed in lliesc affectionate Addresses.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 131, 29 December 1853, Page 1
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92THE MAORI MESSENGER. Auckland.December 29, 1853. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 131, 29 December 1853, Page 1
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