CONTENTS:
Page Apology 1 Geography, or the World we Live in 1 Letters on History, N0.2 3 Extracts from Popular Lectures :- Love of Money 5 The Advent 6 Progress of the Gospel 7 The Good and the Bad 7 The near approach of the end... 8 The Pcestoration 8
Pcicrc. T'ne Slumber of the Churches... 9 Corruption of the Church 10 The Separation 10 Report of the Inspector of Maori Mills 11 PeiiG Taui 12 Letter of Mr. C. 0. Davies to his Maori Friends 14 Letter of Mr. John White 15 Letter of Ngapo & others to Mr. & Mrs. \ oungand family on departure from liokianga 16
AUCKLAND: PRINTED AT THE "SOUTHERN CROSS" OFFICE, FOR THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 1 December 1855, Unnumbered Page
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118CONTENTS: Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 1 December 1855, Unnumbered Page
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