Yesterday the sum of Seventy pounds was paid by Archdeacon Hadfield to the Archdeaconry Board, as a contribution from the natives in the district of Wairarapa towards the SinU d,SI r ,CI ° f WaJ ™™P« awards snm v? ,ld Sldenl in lh « disirii-t. This siim paid to ihe Arrhde.-.coii l.v Rihari inh.;. a n - at,Ve teadie ' °r Wairarapa". as the subscnpt.ons of ibe natives of ihe distrut. Afuithersnm of Thirty pounds had also bee n received by Arehdeacou Hadfield from tl e natives for this o!>ject. We are very n ent nn g l Ve PUb,,C ' ty t0 the fact > comAWL S P c artWoU,d be superfluous.Zeafand Spectator, Feb. 4lli.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 2, 28 February 1857, Page 20
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