History of New Zealand, Volume 1Melville, Mullen, & Slade, 1895 - Maori (New Zealand people) |
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Page xiii
... asked for by Mr. Creighton , who moved for papers on the subject . A debate ensued , in which the Premier , Mr. Stafford , and Mr. John Hall , the Postmaster- General , spoke with some acerbity in defence of what the Government had done ...
... asked for by Mr. Creighton , who moved for papers on the subject . A debate ensued , in which the Premier , Mr. Stafford , and Mr. John Hall , the Postmaster- General , spoke with some acerbity in defence of what the Government had done ...
Page xv
... asked to consider what amount of reliance I should place upon the accuracy of the Bishop , I should not place the slightest reliance upon it , because , after our investi- gation of the thing , carefully , it turns out that no women at ...
... asked to consider what amount of reliance I should place upon the accuracy of the Bishop , I should not place the slightest reliance upon it , because , after our investi- gation of the thing , carefully , it turns out that no women at ...
Page xv
... asked for . " And by not telling them that an offer of reparation had been made . " By stating as the effect of the evidence that the troopers stated that natives at the woolshed were all grown men . " By telling the jury that , whether ...
... asked for . " And by not telling them that an offer of reparation had been made . " By stating as the effect of the evidence that the troopers stated that natives at the woolshed were all grown men . " By telling the jury that , whether ...
Page xv
... asked " an officer of the court not to put down the case for the 19th , as Sir H. James would not be in London , " the case had disappeared from the list . When the judges ( Denman and Grove ) took their seats the author brought the ...
... asked " an officer of the court not to put down the case for the 19th , as Sir H. James would not be in London , " the case had disappeared from the list . When the judges ( Denman and Grove ) took their seats the author brought the ...
Page xv
... asked the question , and Mr. Bryce replied that he " did shake hands with Te Kooti after the passing of the Amnesty Act . ' In his subsequent summing - up the judge said : " If it is supposed for a moment that when I called attention ...
... asked the question , and Mr. Bryce replied that he " did shake hands with Te Kooti after the passing of the Amnesty Act . ' In his subsequent summing - up the judge said : " If it is supposed for a moment that when I called attention ...
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