THE FOURTH PURSE FILLED
- -Lady WigramV gift ~ef *£»" *£&* the Lord Lytteltori pursy nas TfcfeffTfol'lowed "by' a similar gift * Cracroft Wllabri for tlfe^^dW. and the "Str. Georges ties nsye now four of ~f&eir.'clrtg»»»ncj r •tforaesj-filled: " " '" ■"".'- ' : Z^j^Z' Jonn met -was re&fcerzj6Ef froiiirja 'The proposed t&mreh df/EnglanjKsßttlement foamed -£he:>basis 7 of jjxubkkbv* -'discussions, and,St-.was,i3ien*4Jta*tthe • . Canterbury -scheme' took-definite.'jshape. .The-work was- divided.,. .WafcefiflJd;«wafl 'to obtain the necessary land from the . Nbw -Zealand-, C«n^^y-«»d«y*Ta n ß* finances; ~ Godley - was ; ,- to, those in high places. -Jor tbiafcfcF ß -* admirably fitted.: Ha-was the>-asqjow-ledgetf- leader- *f, * 'students!, at Christ- CnnTch;.. fl»<B3Ji r a ' 'member ot. th£" orforfJnid*emMiS r .*»» m dose touch' *lth "aIF ite JeadMind "personally a<jguainiied'' s w*tn TSna.JujtrteltoYi and his - "friends.-■" '""• J ?" Foroed by ilfchealth -to * leave rJSagland to New Zealand in 1849 to act • as«■• chief ' residential agent to the association, tandAhfe did a great -amount* of Without Godley .the, Ganteifcui-y>*ettle-ment could r not*Jbai-e^Hiatenalia§dj l sjno» .Wakefield's, unfortunate,, escapMg > - t .d©- . barred him from apnroach^n^Jihejnei* • whose help was jfapst necessary, w i» realisation = '"*''.. z.l
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20619, 8 August 1932, Page 13
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