THE LOST TRIBES.

Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2519, 22 April 1878, Page 3

THE LOST TRIBES.

(To the Editor/. • I Sir—There are more than myself who vf-Hl thank you lor inserting-, in your issue f of Thursday last, that paper-short though it w- a3 -on *• The Lost Tiibes and the Anglo-Sax j on Race" Your journal claims the honour .of being "before the time" in publishing matt ter which ere long will be the leading topic oi t ne day. Already the London lnne3 na3 acknowledged tho fact "to be generally o a . mitted" that the British nation are none oth Br San the lost ten tribes of Israel; and if the re remains a doubt in his mind as to, itai ttnth,. e t the sceptic secure without delay the thi c a edition of " Our inheritance in the Rre at Pyramid" by Professor Piazzl Smyth,. As. tronomer Royal for Scotland, and. then give a British public the benefit of his opinion on t ;ie sublect accompanied by any counter argumei , ta he can produceP. Let hlm^berfn by anaweni ?g the following questions; Firstly = What is t |ie Great Pyramid of Egypt? secondly: Wh»cf is that Coronation Stone in Westminster Abbey ? . thirdly- What became of the "Ark of t ;he Covenant" and Jeremiah?; fourthly: What, i 8 F.Jeina..nry?; fifthly: Where are the 4n tribes at the present moment? and it no c. an .atisfactorily and reasonably *s ?£on-bebci edo so, he will not only accomplish what I not hitherto been done in Great Britain (or I elsewhere), but will be conferring a great bo 0 n on a majority of the British community, a nd "so on, Yours truly, "Nathaniel."