New Zealand and its aborigines : being an account of the aborigines, trade, and resources of the colony, and the advantages it now presents as a field for emigration and the investment of capital / by William Brown.

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Brown, William, 1809-1898 [author.]

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1869642457
9781869642457

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305.899442 22

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The appendices include Land Regulations, Property Rate Ordinance, etc., a postscript on the New Zealand scene in July 1845 and a reprint of the three letters from Hanson Turton to Selwyn attacking what Brown considers to be the Bishop's divisive policy in respect of the Wesleyan missions"--Bagnall.