Justice to New Zealand

Honour to England.

By the Rev. Montague J. G. Hawtrey, M.A.

Rector of Rimpton, Somerset, and Prebendary of Wells.

"The more I have reflected upon this subject, and the more information I have received respecting it, the more I have been confirmed in the persuasion that the main requisite for the support and preservation of the Natives of New Zealand is that Justice should be done to them; and that if savage tribes have bietherto melted away before the white man, it is only because the white man makes so little trouble to discover what is justice, when he stands in the threefold character of judge, jury, and principal party in the sult."—Earnest Address to New Zealand Colonists with reference to their intercourse with the Native Inhabitants.

London Rivingtons Waterloo Place.

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