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Page. Introduction 1 Subjection to the higher Powers 1 Results of obedience to Law 2 I^eaT ' • Auckland £V:.U'?£vrj:ri~:':~C\ .l'-. .3 Orakei . ."..v." ;C- r :i 3 "Tamaki ?'. : .i : .\ The Thames' \ vvVvv.Tr.v:v.'. j.-V- fS Whangarei .V . .Vr-'.'V:. ;Y Z C~:.. .:' J - '5 ■Kaipara _L.." Hokianga . .•: .".-l-iX-. 5 The East Coast .' ; ..' •;;...; ........!. 6 • Steam Communication on the West Coast 6 . A Leaf from Journey to Taupo" .7 •v The Chief Te ••_. .The Chief Wesley TeKaiiae' —; The Native Canoe Trade r. The Wheat Harvest" I- ' -Flour Mill at Kawhla !'•" • ' Auckland Hegatta" r„H' iTil --■• The Late :Religious .•JnieUigenes^T^ij^^p^t^^rt.j t-: "Bishop of New .'Zealand '-i14.1 "Wesleyau Missionary Society : .l4 Obituary— .'•* . -'*« * . Death of Pepene : ; lv .'••• Poetry— .*•.'.. ••'.•v.*v.v ;T ;; Translation, of Maori Hymn » .Vv .0 15
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Unnumbered Page
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225CONTENTS. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Unnumbered Page
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