Letter from Samuel Leigh to John Gare Butler, May 1823

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NEW ZEALAND.
May, 1823.
The Revd. John Butler,

Revd. and Dear Sir,

Mrs. Leigh and I write in acknowledging the great kindness we have received from you and your dear partner and family since we have been in New Zealand, and we have no doubt but that the Lord will bless your ways.

We request that you will favour us with your company to Wangeriee, and give us all the counsel and assistance we so much need in this stage of our work in New Zealand.

I shall by the first opportunity acknowledge to the Church Missionary Committee in London, and likewise to the Wesleyan Missionary Society, your great kindness to me.

My dear partner writes with me in love to Mrs. Butler, your dear family, and yourself. Praying that every blessing may be your happy experience, and that God our Saviour may be your guide until death.

I am,
Revd. and Dear Sir,
Yours,


(Signed)

SAMUEL LEIGH.

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Title: Letter from Samuel Leigh to John Gare Butler, May 1823

Author: Leigh, Samuel

Quoted in: Earliest New Zealand

Publication details: Masterton, 1927

Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection

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