The Southern Settlements of New Zealand.

S. E. Grimstone

First published by R. Stokes in 1847

Digitised and made available online by the University of Auckland Libraries and Learning Services.

Epub © 2013 Early New Zealand Books Collection

ISBN 978-1-927279-67-0

Contents

Front Matter, P 1-8

Introdution, P 9-10

[Description Of Each Settlement, With Sailing Directions], P 11-26

Finance, P 27-31

[Customs Duties, And Fees Of Public Offices], P 32-38

Population, P 39-44

Agricultural, Trade And Commerce, P 45-53

[Imports And Exports, Fisheries, Wholesale Prices, Number Of Vessels Built And Wrecked, Mills And Banks], P 54-58

Adminstration Of Justice, P 59-65

Government Establishment, P 66-70

[Churches And Schools], P 71

Ordinances Of Council, P 71-80

[Proclamations And Summary Statistics For The Southern Settlements], P 81-84

[Military], P 85-96

[Intestate Estates], P 96

[Native Population - Diseases And Deaths From Violent Causes], P 97

Wairarapa, P 98-100

Meteorological Register For Wellington, P 101

Subscribers' Names, P 102-103

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