Manual of New Zealand History
Manual of New Zealand History
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This remarkable man, and friendly ally of the British, greatly assisted in the peaceable settlement of the North Island.
348. An Act passed providing for the constitution of Road Boards in Native Districts, 1871, No. 9.
346A. An Act passed for encouraging planting of forest trees, 1871, No. 32, sections 9 and 18 repealed ; 1872, No. 49 ; 1879, No. 22.
346B, The Rev. Dr. Burns died, January, 1871, in his sevonty- sixth year; he arrived with the pioneer settlers of Otago, and stood towards the Sc...otch colonists as their spiritual adviser and director in things sacred. He was greatly beloved by all classes of the community.
46 347. 1872, March. Friendly meeting of Mr. Donald (afterwards Sir Donald) McLean with Wirimu Kingi and other chiefs, who submit to the British Government through Mr. McLean's influence.
348. In 1872 Public Works and Immigration. Each department was placed separately in the charge of a Minister.
349. 1873, June 3. Bishop Viard died at Wellington ; highly esteemed by all classes of the community; a devoted minister of the Catholic church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This remarkable man, and friendly ally of the British, greatly assisted in the peaceable settlement of the North Island.
348. An Act passed providing for the constitution of Road Boards in Native Districts, 1871, No. 9.
346A. An Act passed for encouraging planting of forest trees, 1871, No. 32, sections 9 and 18 repealed ; 1872, No. 49 ; 1879, No. 22.
346B, The Rev. Dr. Burns died, January, 1871, in his sevonty- sixth year; he arrived with the pioneer settlers of Otago, and stood towards the Sc...otch colonists as their spiritual adviser and director in things sacred. He was greatly beloved by all classes of the community.
46 347. 1872, March. Friendly meeting of Mr. Donald (afterwards Sir Donald) McLean with Wirimu Kingi and other chiefs, who submit to the British Government through Mr. McLean's influence.
348. In 1872 Public Works and Immigration. Each department was placed separately in the charge of a Minister.
349. 1873, June 3. Bishop Viard died at Wellington ; highly esteemed by all classes of the community; a devoted minister of the Catholic church.
What to read after Manual of New Zealand History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Howard Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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