Christianity And Civilization in the South Pacific the Influence of Missionarie
Christianity And Civilization in the South Pacific the Influence of Missionarie
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' PP. 1888, c. 5249-31, pp. 5, 7. It is only fair to note that the Government officials as well as the missionaries were peacemakers. G. Hunter is reported as having founded a Government station between Rigo and Kappa, and as having "exercised a considerable controlling influence over these tribes. It is quite certain that there are now much fewer acts of violence than there used to be. " * PP. 1889, c. 5620-3, p. 3.
F 82 BRITISH NEW GUINEA Macgregor, who reports in 1889 that there had been " v...ery considerable progress by the L. M. S. In softening the manners " of the tribes in the Maiva and Kevori districts, although this " had not yet reached such a stage as to put a stop to the long-continued feud of the two septs. " 1 The resident magistrate of the Central Division points out in the same report that native policy reflected the consideration shown to the natives in better relations between tribes and in a more friendly attitude to foreigners. The Saroa and Rigo people now fearlessly went to villages on the Kemp Welch River ; Kapake people went to Aroma and Aroma people went to Port Moresby — visits mostly for the purpose of trading, a new and encouraging feature in native policy.
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' PP. 1888, c. 5249-31, pp. 5, 7. It is only fair to note that the Government officials as well as the missionaries were peacemakers. G. Hunter is reported as having founded a Government station between Rigo and Kappa, and as having "exercised a considerable controlling influence over these tribes. It is quite certain that there are now much fewer acts of violence than there used to be. " * PP. 1889, c. 5620-3, p. 3.
F 82 BRITISH NEW GUINEA Macgregor, who reports in 1889 that there had been " v...ery considerable progress by the L. M. S. In softening the manners " of the tribes in the Maiva and Kevori districts, although this " had not yet reached such a stage as to put a stop to the long-continued feud of the two septs. " 1 The resident magistrate of the Central Division points out in the same report that native policy reflected the consideration shown to the natives in better relations between tribes and in a more friendly attitude to foreigners. The Saroa and Rigo people now fearlessly went to villages on the Kemp Welch River ; Kapake people went to Aroma and Aroma people went to Port Moresby — visits mostly for the purpose of trading, a new and encouraging feature in native policy.
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