Captain Joseph Nias to William Hobson about aiding Thomas Bunbury

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Captain Joseph Nias to William Hobson about aiding Thomas Bunbury

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On 11 March the HMS Herald left New Zealand due to William Hobson’s stroke. When it arrived in Sydney and its Captain, Joseph Nias, delivered the news to Governor George Gipps, he was anxious about the prospects of future signatures. Major Thomas Bunbury, a military officer with experience of service in many parts of the British Empire, w...

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Archives New Zealand / Archives / New Zealand History / History / Bay of Islands / William Hobson / Thomas Bunbury / HMS Herald / HMS Buffalo / Joseph Nias / Eliza Hobson / Treaty of Waitangi / Tiriti O Waitangi / Sydney

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