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Almanac
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Notice giving publication and subscription details.
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Notice that subscriptions are due.
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Includes a proverb, and image of a young child who needs feeding.
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News from Taranaki
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Reports the arrival of the Governor and his soldiers at Taranaki to deal with Wiremu Kīngi's obstruction of the sale of land at Waitara by Te Teira to the Government.
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Criticises Kīngi's actions, and maintains that the Governor is there to protect the land surveyors, not to wage war.
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The Church after Christ
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Chapter 6
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The period 400 A.D.
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Discusses religious movements which practised segregation and the spread of Christianity in the fifth century A.D.
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A fund-raising committee at Kaiapoi, from Ngāi Te Rangi
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From Poihipi Te Aorāhui
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Reports a Maori church committee meeting held at Kaiapoi to discuss the providing of Maori land and funding for a [CMS] school and church.
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Records speeches from Pakeha such as Bishop Harper and James Stack, and Maori such as Hakopa Te Ata-o-Tū and Īhāia Taihewa. Refers to arrangements made for the land to be given and milling of timber.
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A gathering at Ngāmotu
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From Kipa Ngāmoke.
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Reports a Christmas meeting of Maori leaders and their people at Ngāmotu [Taranaki]. Refers to the presence of Rev. Whiteley and to money collected for spread of Gospel.
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Comment on the seemingly small sum of money collected at the aforementioned meeting. Fighting suggested as cause of apparent poverty. Warns of God's anger if money is not collected.
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Letter from Karepa Kerei, Māhoetahi, Taranaki
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Reports the deaths of his children, wife and brother from various ailments.
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Includes a waiata tangi [lament].
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Read the newspapers
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From Hoa Aroha [Loving Friend]
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Urges Maori readers to preserve their copies of Te Haeata by binding them like a book for the benefit of future generations.
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A Biblical parable
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John 10:4,5
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Comment on the Parable of the Sheepfold.
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