Captain Hobson
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When, in 1840,
Captain
Hobson
was appointed “first Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over our said colony of New Zealand and of all forts and
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Source:
www.gg.gov.au...
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www.gg.gov.au
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Captain
Hobson
had, however, signed the Treaty of Waitangi with the Maori chiefs in the Bay of Islands, from where he had travelled down in the Tory to the Waitemata at the instigation of the Rev
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Source:
THE IMMIGRANT SHIPS
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homepages.ihug.co.nz
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Captain
Hobson
was sent by the British Government as lawlessness amongst the settlers was increasing
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Source:
About New Zealand
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www.unique-nz.fr
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Hobson
was instructed to take possession of the country only with the consent of
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www.geocities.com...
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www.geocities.com
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Captain
Hobson
was sent to New Zealand to ' treat with natives for cession of sovereignty to England" 1840
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Source:
nzhistory
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www.geocities.com
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Captain
Hobson
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When, in 1840, Captain Hobson was appointed “first Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over our said colony of New Zealand and of all forts and