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Editorial notes

The New Zealand Survey

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• About this document
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• to his excellency sir george grey, k.c.b., governor and commander-in-chief over the islands of new zealand, &c., &c.,
• preface.
• prospectus.
• contents.
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  • new zealand survey.
    • canto first.
    • canto second.
    • canto third.
    • canto fourth.
    • canto fifth.
    • notes to the new zealand survey.
      • canto i.
        • note 1, page 5.
        • note 2, page 9.
      • canto ii.
        • note 1, page 13.
      • canto iii.
        • note 2, page 27.
        • note 3, page 29.
      • canto iv.
        • note 1, page 35.
        • note 2, page 37.
        • note 3, page 45.
        • note 4, page 46.
        • note 5, page 47.
      • canto v.
        • note 1, page 54.
        • note 2, page 54.
        • note 3, page 57.
        • note 4, page 61.
        • note 5, page 63.
        • note 6, page 67.
  • an ode on manawatu.
  • paikakariki.—a sonnet.
  • advertisement to the crystal palace.
  • the crystal palace. a poem in two cantos.
    • canto first.
    • canto second.
  • condolence.
  • england’s hope.
  • the two guides.
  • the death warrant.
  • in memorium.
  • on self misery.—an epigram.
  • signs of the times in 1853.
  • on pride.—an epigram.
  • geordie’s return.
  • electioneering.—a song.
  • a fine morning.
  • stanzas to the memory of wm. swainson, esq., f.r.s. &c., departed hence, december 7, 1855.
  • stanzas on hearing of the sudden demise of mr. g. copeland, on may 22, 1866, aged 65 years.
  • lines on hearing of the demise of dr. f. logan, r.n., may 24, 1862, aged 84.
  • ode to the rising sun.
  • on a meeting of friends.
  • a dinner hour reverie.
  • to a mountain daisy.
  • a song.
  • on passing two ladies in deep mourning.
  • the young bride.
  • a parting for war.—a song.
  • auld jamie waft.—a song.
  • the political miller.—a song.
  • the lonely man.—a song.
  • a retrospective reverie.on receiving the “hamilton advertiser” a provincial newspaper, sent from “home,” 1859.

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