| | A Narrative of a Nine Months' Residence in New Zealand in 1827by Augustus Earle 
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There were several other passengers on board, who were proceeding to New Zealand to form a Wesleyan missionary establishment at Hokianga. Amongst these were a Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs, who were most enthusiastic in the cause. They had formerly belonged to the same mission at Whangaroa, when a war which took place amongst the natives totally destroyed their establishment; and, after enduring great varieties of suffering, they escaped, but lost everything they possessed, except the clothes they had on. Related Free eBooks - Letters From Edinburgh, Written In The Years 1774 And 1775: Containing Some Observations On The Diversions, Customs, Manners, And Laws, Of The Scotch Nation, During A Six Months Residence In Edinburgh
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