The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 10
New Zealand. — The Manawatu Purchase. Completed
Contents
- [introduction]
- Art. 3 p. 2
- Extract from a Despatch from Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to the Secretary of State for the Colonies.—(lb. pages 15 and 16.)
- Instructions of Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to the Rev. Henry Williams, Rev. A. N. Brown, Rev. R. Maunsell, Rev. W. Williams, and the Rev. R. Taylor.—(Ib. page 17.) p. 3
- Lieutenant-Governor Hobson to Major Bunbury.—(Ib. page 17.)
- Rev. H. Williams to the Lieutenant-Governor.—(lb. page 105.)
- Major Bunbury to Lieutenant-Governor Hobson.—(Ib. page 109.) p. 4
- To Thomas Williams p. 11
- To Thomas Williams p. 12
- "Wellington, 25th June, 1852 p. 13
- (In support of the above see letters Rev. S. Williams and others.)
- Mr. Commissioner Serancke to the Chief Commissioner p. 14
- [1862. General Assembly passed the Native Lands Act]
- Extract from a Despatch from Sir G. Grey, K.C.B., to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle p. 18
- Extract from a copy of a reply from Governor Sir G. Grey, K.C.B., to the letter of the Aborigines Protection Society
- [Petition by Maori regarding the Native Lands Act] p. 19
- "May 5th, 1865 p. 20
- "Ohau, May 9th, 1865
- [April, 1866. Purchase of the Manawatu Block]
- [Discussion around settling disputes between tribes by arbitration] p. 21
- [Dr. Featherston's formal acceptance of the block] p. 24
- "Wellington, Government House, "November 26th, 1866 p. 26
- "[Translation.] — "(To the Editor of the Advertiser.) p. 29
- In the New Zealand Herald, Auckland, Monday, July 1867. received last evening, is the following:— — Russell. — "Native Fight Near Waimate—7 Natives Killed—many Wounded—further Hostilities Pending p. 30
- [Extract for Dr. Featherston's speech] p. 35
- The following letter, published in the Wellington Advertiser, contains the natives reply:— — "The Manawatu Question p. 36
- [Dr. Featherston purchases land from tribes without title to the land] p. 38
- [Translation.] — (To our Mother the Queen of England.)