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THE BOOK OF THE *EAB. THE HISTORY OF METHODISM IN NEW ZEALAND. By the Bey. W. Moelky, D.D. Ex-Preaident of the General Con' fereuce of the Australasian Methodist Church. No* being issued in 16 j arts, at 2s per part. A limited number of an edition de luxe at 8s per part. .CONTENTS OF PARTS 1, 2, & 8. (Now ready.) THE OBIGIN AND GROWTH OP THE METHODIST OHUBCH MAOBI MISSIONS. Prefatory Notes; Maori Migrations, Cu3toma and Character" CHAPTER I: INITIAL EFFORTS. Developments of Savapjerj ; First attempts at Christianisation ; Bey S. Marsden; Enthusiastic English Sopporters; Founding of Weslejdale; Hardships and dangers ; Amusing Inoidents; Attempts at Civilisation; Comedies and Tragedies; Foraging Expeditions; Night Alarms; Reinforcements; Maori Wars; General Unrest ; The Missionaries driven away CHAPTER II.: A SECOND COMMENCEMENT CHAPTER HI.: STEADY DEVELOPMENT CHAPTER IV.: NEW FIELDS INSPECTED v CHAPTER V.: EXPANSION AND GROWTH Part 1, 2, and 3 contains, among others, the following BEAUTIFULLY-PRINIED ENGRAVINGS . PORTRAITS. John Wesley * The Mother of the Wesleys Mrs Sussannah Weßley Rev Samuel Leigh, the Pioneer Missionary Rev John Hobbs Rev. Nathaniel Turner Bey. Samuel Marsden Te Hauhau Aporo and Ngareta A Chief of High Rank Maori Women in Native Costume A Maori Chief tainess in full dress Rev.J. Whiteley Rev. J. Wallis Tuohn, a Maori Belle of Parihaka, Han Hau, Maori Prophet Tamati Waka Nene Te Wherowhero Sophia, the Maori Guide Bey T. Buddie Bey James Buller Rev C. Creed Rev John Warren Rev J. H. Bumby Arawa Karaka, Kaipara Rev J. Waterhouse Rev. J. Aldred Rev. Hamiora Ngaropi, Venerable Native Minister Rev. G. Buttle Rev. G. Smales Rev. Hori Te Kurei, a Native Minister of Hokianga < ' VIEWS. A New Zealand Forest ' Russell, B«y of Islands A Maori House Northern Wairoa The Wesleyan Mission Ship ' John Wesley " A Maori Carving Scenes at Eaeo Whangaroa Heads Maori Curios Tiki, or Maori God Maoridom in Later Days The Maori at lfiase Wharepuni at Parakino A Committee in the King Country Wharepuni at Tawhiao Carved Maori Canoe How the Maoris Cook' their Food Combination of Scenes in Maoriland Maori Burial Ceremony Maoris Gradually Europeanised Tribal Burial Caves Everyday Life in Maoriland Wharepuni at Corinth, on the Wanganu River • Rubbing Noses j Waitangi Monument, Bay of Islands , Nikau and Fern Trees Maori Pastimes A Maori Warrior in Fighting Trim A Maori Storehouse Pohutnkawa, Kaikoura Interior of Rumanga House A Maori King's Residence i A Maori Deity i Giant Kauri Trees Tangi and Hdngi Head of Tattooed Chief Group of Maori Children A Carved Tiki Group of Maoris of- different tribes \ By arrangement this work will be [circulated in this district from the Stab Publishing Offioe. Ord-rs will be received by the Rev J. Dukes, or may be sent to the Star Office. ipvATSON AND CO. LICENSED LAND BROKERS. Transfers, leases, and Mortgages prepared. Brokers' rates strictly adhered to. MANAIA. A Wf °RBF °L D 9 CARRIAGE WORKS, HTGH STREET, HAWEBA. NEW VEHICLES designed and built to suit my customers. i 22 Seoond hand Vehicles for sale, < including the FIRST PBIZE DOG CART at the DUNEDIN EXHIBITION, which cost £80. PATENT "ATLAS" HORSE COVERS. The undersigned have received a large consignment of the above. NOLAN TONKS & CO., Sole Agents. npHE Wanganm American lnsti JL tute having acquired thelatesup to date Treatments for the Bichloride of Gold Cure of Alcoholism and Narcotism are receiving patients i tot the cure of the Drink Craving For full particulars address, J. S. homson, Manager, Wwiganui NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned begs to thank X the residents of Manaia and the publio generally for the very liberal support aaoorded him since commencing business. Having extended his plant he is prepared to undertake carrying of every description to all. parts of the district. Waggons visit Hawera and return to Manaia daily. Orders left at Mr R. W. Sinclair's will be promptly attended to. All goods handled with care and despatch. W. TAIT.

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4284, 20 July 1899, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4284, 20 July 1899, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4284, 20 July 1899, Page 4

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