New Zealand Laborer's Paradise Promoted for Emigrants
A pamphlet extols New Zealand as a worker's paradise with cheap living, abundant food, and rapid social ascent. It cites eight shillings daily for eight hours, freehold housing prospects, and limited domestic labor needs, while noting strong education, railways, and savings banks.
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New Zealand
England
Goshen
Clayden
Nelson
London
The American Bible Revisionists
A compact study outlines the American and English Bible revision project. It surveys scholars like Schaff and Krauth, lists essay topics on Hebrew texts and English versions, and notes cautious progress with no premature public disclosures.
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Schaff
Europe
America
Krauth
University of Pennsylvania
Chambers
Hare
Osgond
W. H. Green
Day
Packard
Abbot
Kendrick
Timothy Dwight
Riddle
Thayer
Crosby
Aiken
Chase
Strong
Lee
England
Revisionists
New Zealand Settler Ships Offer 25 Shillings Passage
Sir Julius Vogel plans three clipper voyages by next May to aid farmers settling in New Zealand. Passengers will pay 25 shillings for passage with liberal dietary aboard. The item appears in relation to the Anglo American Bible Revision.
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Sir Julius Vogel
New Zealand
Man American Revision Committee
James Nisbet
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Post Office Savings Bank
Wellington
Liverpool
Seaorts
Antipodes
the American Bible Revisionists