Proclamations and Native War Debates in New Zealand
Detail from Nelson to Wellington outlines a Governor’s proclamation on Waikato Maori rebellion and Waitangi treaty breaches. It notes Maori king movement, colonial fears of war, and calls for submission under Queen Victoria while detailing demands for restoration of plunder and loyalty to law.
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Nelson
Wellington
Ives
Cook
Chisf
Waitara
Waikatos
Lay of Plenty
Neylor
Whiangeros
Han
Ules
Auttland
Ezine
Beutinur
Iim
Poanéasion
Yeota
Majauty
Webead
Ashley
Nulson
Auckland
Walling
Taranaki
Sih
Nysthuinus
Walere
Bay of Plenty
Wai
Waikato
Hood
Ette
Siare
Iit
Arsus
Arsus Would Ova, Bemens Sho Bighwop of Civiliattion
Ngaruuwahia
Txowssons
Nonavawiuta
Ngarucwahia
Potatau
Rangiawhin
Matataera
Waitangi
Wraiut
Manila Antisiares
Urey Cellaot
Individgatly Praveen
Ang Paito Tseir Wal
Uo Eam
Teelr Yranenl
Ig Maosion
Afsgeach
Dsr Lade
Gupea
Ong Ty Canault
Europea
Invitar
New Acaland
Kadeli
Prem
Austlandy
Fred
Ieast
Supposed Supreme Court Hearing on Prisoner Adjourments
The Supreme Court heard arguments over adjournments in the trial of a prisoner identified as a defendant in a case styled Waddell v Pilmar. The defense sought a rule to compel compliance with affidavits alleging the defendants had erred. the court examined delays, junior counsels, and procedural conduct by both sides.
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Suprene Court
Bits
CN Tee Ieee
Molesworth
Beeen Hein
Poliaitar
Joan Wise
Waddell
Mahin
Os Pimw
Solteln
Mivlun Nue
Michio Dune
Pacaly
Sabina
Metis
Neaétiedl
Wervinen
Baal
Ulngy
Tirana
Buddewe
Learead
Falaach
Baravsar
Supreme Court
Sonar
Dashnar
Asuihsiae
Ayers
Searton
Arico