A translation in the New Zealand language has just been published, under the direction of the Government, of an elementary work on Political economy for the instruction of the Natives. The original work was published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature, appointed by the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, under the title of “ Easy Lessons in Money matters for the use of Young People,” and was written by Archbishop Whately. The work is the first of a series of translations made by the directlOll of Sir CrPnrcrA V*£»xr onrl infaTi/lrtA **••*'/> ****** IUIVUUUU W convey to the Natives sound information on general subjects. The design is a very excellent and philanthropic one, and cannot fail to be attended with the most beneficial results in the improvement and civilization of the native race. The work under our notice has been translated by Tacy Kemp Esq., Native Secretary.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 653, 5 November 1851, Page 3
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147Untitled New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 653, 5 November 1851, Page 3
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