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 Musci: transcriptions of wrappings
Musci: transcriptions of wrappings Moss &c from Poverty Bay: W. K. C.) June/83 / to be exd roughly sorted. / sent to Reader Sept/83 (161. – 171.) / Nos. 4007 to 4015) to Kew. Nos. 229-261 from H’s Puhoe lot 4016 to 4021 Dupl. Mosses, sent to Reader Octr. 13/83) Nos. 229n – 261n, from Hs. Puhoe lot – 262, 263, from Petane w. Hepaticæ – 264-278, from Matamau, Sept. Jy.) / 4016 to 4029 to Kew / 269 taken out Sept 8/84. Nos. 407, to 426.) Mosses: Norsewood, Decr. /83 / & No. 429 / (see also small parcel,) nos, 400 40) [these Nos. possibly obliterated]. Mosses, Nos. 400-406: sent to R. – from Norsewood, in litt., Decr. 17/83 / 3396 to 4002) to Kew. Nos 427 428 Feby. from Matamau / Nos. to Kew 4091, 4092 Pohue. March 4th. 3 Mosses, in lett., Nos. 441, 442, 443. to Reader Mosses. Nos – 444-471. (to R.) / Norsewood, &c, 1884,/ 3355 to 33700 to Kew 444, taken out Aug/85. Norsewood. (begin this lot mosses at 444 – down to 471 Mr. Hill’s lot Mosses, Sept. /84 / No 501 a moss from Rawson Whangaroa (w. Hymenophyllum melanocheilos) Sent R. Novr. /84 (nos. 476-498, and 502. also 2 of Hamilton’s Nos. 499-500.) Moss, Hookerias, Jany/85. – (to be exd.) /503-515 to Reader, March/85. / 4003-4006 to Kew Hookeria only / 503 505 507 508 509 512 515) taken out for exm. Aug. 1885. Nos. 541-544) similar Norsewood May/84 Mosses, 600-609: sent in letter to R.) 3388 to 3395) to Kew. 603 t. out Mosses from Mr. Hill, Dannevirke Decr. 1885 (nos. 620, 629) to R. (620: Exd. & described) 3353-620 3354-622 /& 1 Hepat/ Mosses Norsewood) May 1886. Nos. 649 to 699 sent to R. – July/86 (Hookerias taken out for exam. Nos. 707-716, Cyathophorum) all sent R. [A mutilated paper]
(sent Reader.) Hookeria ) 707 3143-3150 for exam. ) 717 Nos. 758 ) Bush Jy 3151) to ) to Hookeria Octr. & Novr. /85 to ) to 767 ) R. 3158) Kew Mosses (& Confervoids) Mr. A. Hamilton cold. Xmas, 1885 – Putere Wairoa / (807 to 820, mosses / 3106-3120 to Kew Hypopterygium pachyneuron sp nov is 820 Sent by Mr. Hill from Makotuku Decr. 1/84 (3 mosses) (826-827, 828. 821-835, to R. 3345 to 3352 Mosses, & 1 Hep., Tarawera, Mr. Hill: Decr/84. (829-832 to R.) Sundry Mosses (Ham, Hill, Balfour, & Mair) Nos. 821-834 to R. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
Elytranthe colensoi drawing by Nancy Adams. Moss &c from Poverty Bay: W. K. C.) June/83 / to be exd roughly sorted. / sent to Reader Sept/83 (161. – 171.) / Nos. 4007 to 4015) to Kew. Nos. 229-261 from H’s Puhoe lot 4016 to 4021 Dupl. Mosses, sent to Reader Octr. 13/83) Nos. 229n – 261n, from Hs. Puhoe lot – 262, 263, from Petane w. Hepaticæ – 264-278, from Matamau, Sept. Jy.) / 4016 to 4029 to Kew / 269 taken out Sept 8/84. Nos. 407, to 426.) Mosses: Norsewood, Decr. /83 / & No. 429 / (see also small parcel,) nos, 400 40) [these Nos. possibly obliterated]. Mosses, Nos. 400-406: sent to R. – from Norsewood, in litt., Decr. 17/83 / 3396 to 4002) to Kew. Nos 427 428 Feby. from Matamau / Nos. to Kew 4091, 4092 Pohue. March 4th. 3 Mosses, in lett., Nos. 441, 442, 443. to Reader Mosses. Nos – 444-471. (to R.) / Norsewood, &c, 1884,/ 3355 to 33700 to Kew 444, taken out Aug/85. Norsewood. (begin this lot mosses at 444 – down to 471 Mr. Hill’s lot Mosses, Sept. /84 / No 501 a moss from Rawson Whangaroa (w. Hymenophyllum melanocheilos) Sent R. Novr. /84 (nos. 476-498, and 502. also 2 of Hamilton’s Nos. 499-500.) Moss, Hookerias, Jany/85. – (to be exd.) /503-515 to Reader, March/85. / 4003-4006 to Kew Hookeria only / 503 505 507 508 509 512 515) taken out for exm. Aug. 1885. Nos. 541-544) similar Norsewood May/84 Mosses, 600-609: sent in letter to R.) 3388 to 3395) to Kew. 603 t. out Mosses from Mr. Hill, Dannevirke Decr. 1885 (nos. 620, 629) to R. (620: Exd. & described) 3353-620 3354-622 /& 1 Hepat/ Mosses Norsewood) May 1886. Nos. 649 to 699 sent to R. – July/86 (Hookerias taken out for exam. Nos. 707-716, Cyathophorum) all sent R. [A mutilated paper]
(sent Reader.) Hookeria ) 707 3143-3150 for exam. ) 717 Nos. 758 ) Bush Jy 3151) to ) to Hookeria Octr. & Novr. /85 to ) to 767 ) R. 3158) Kew Mosses (& Confervoids) Mr. A. Hamilton cold. Xmas, 1885 – Putere Wairoa / (807 to 820, mosses / 3106-3120 to Kew Hypopterygium pachyneuron sp nov is 820 Sent by Mr. Hill from Makotuku Decr. 1/84 (3 mosses) (826-827, 828. 821-835, to R. 3345 to 3352 Mosses, & 1 Hep., Tarawera, Mr. Hill: Decr/84. (829-832 to R.) Sundry Mosses (Ham, Hill, Balfour, & Mair) Nos. 821-834 to R. ________________________________________________
The missionary period (1834-52) Extracts from his Church Missionary Society Journals
30 Arrived at Paihia, Bay of Islands. 1835 April 14 Left Paihia [by boat]… arrived at Waikare… proceeded… drew up about 5 P.M., by the side of a pleasant rivulet Tuwatapipi – where we bivouacked…. 15 Started this morning at 9 – after about ¾ of an hour’s walk, arrived at a small village – Tuarau – on the river Wangaroa… proceeded down the river [to Wangaruru]. 16 left this interesting spot [Wangaruru] at ½ past 9, A.M., [in a canoe…] to a village about 2 miles distant…. Left this place about 1, P.M…. Commenced our journey homewards – a very high and conical hill to the left named Paremata… waded and re-waded the Waikare [River] about 20 times… arrived safely at Waikare about ½ past 5, P.M.... 17 at ½ past 10 A.M , we left [Waikare] and in about 2 hours arrived at our Station [Paihia]
1 [at Paihia] saw several new shrubs, and some beautiful ferns, mosses, &c, &c. 1835 December 25 took Tea this afternoon at Bror. Baker’s, Capt. Fitzroy, H. M. Ship “Beagle”, one of the Party. 63 1836 February 9 left Paihia on my intended “Bush” excursion…. At Noon arrived at Waikare [by boat]…. 10 started [from Waikare] at 10 A.M…. After a few hours march up and down steep hills, clothed with wood to their summits, we arrived at Wangaroa… marched to Wangaruru in the muddy bed of the river, a filthy, toilsome march of 3 miles. 11-12 [at Wangaruru] Visited… Akura, a little village close behind this [Wangaruru]. Visited Akura… returned to [Wangaruru]. 13 Left the pa [Wangaruru] at 8 A.M , and after a hurried march, over rocks, through mud, and up and down cliffs, reached Owae at 1 o’clock. 14-16 [at Owae]. 17 Left Owae this morning… in our route, this morning, passed several grotesquely-shaped isolated rocks, evidently of volcanic origin – magnificent Kauri woods around about us – Saw Wananake in the distance… at 4 P.M., arrived at Wairua, situated on a small river… started forwards, at 6 brought up for the night at a little rivulet…. 18 Started at 7 A.M. Had a long, fatiguing march, mostly wood and swamp, until 5 P.M , when we halted… Saw some, to me, new Plants. The rivulet, on whose banks we bivouacked, is called Haukawakawa. 19 Left this place [Haukawakawa stream] at 8 A.M; travelled through beautiful land; fern uncommonly high. At noon reached Waiariki; 20 at noon left [Waiariki],… soon arrived at Waiti. 21 [at Waiti]. 22 left [Waiti] at 8 A.M…. In our route this morning passed a very large tree (a Rata) on fire – in this manner the foolish natives destroy yearly a great quantity of fine Timber… at 10 ½ A.M , we arrived at Maunu, a deserted village…. At noon we arrived at a small stream, Waipapa…. Saw, what was to me, a new plant in a bog its leaf was a curiosity – gathered it for the purpose of drying but, unfortunately, lost them! [marginal note in unknown hand “Drosera bifida?”]… at 2, P.M, arrived at Pukeokui, a neat little village. 23 left [Pukeokui] about 9 A.M…. About 10 ½, arrived at the River Wairua… got into a small canoe, and were paddled to a little village on the other side of the river, called, The Toki… at 2 P.M, started [from Te Toki] in 2 canoes… arrived at the Pa [Aotahi] about 5 P,M; 24 About 3 P.M., we left this place [Aotahi] in our canoe…. At 4 ½ P.M, we arrived at a small village, called the Ripo… where we brought up for the night. 25 started [from Ripo] ... Travelled until 1 P.M, when we reached Mangere... Journeyed over plains and hills of Rushes... Crossed the River Wairua, here called the Maramaranui… brought up at the foot of Porua, a small mountain, wooded all over ~ 26 started – one immense forest from this place to Waioreore, which we reached at 11 A.M; started [from Waioreore] at 2 P.M, and… arrived at 5 P.M, at a rivulet called, Te ngau a te hanehane, where we bivouacked. 27 Early this morning we started [from Te ngau a te hanehane], at noon we arrived at Waiomio… arrived [at Kawakawa] at 5 P.M…. 28 [Kawakawa to Paihia?]. 1836 May 31 Left Paihia this afternoon in the Boat for the Kawakawa… arrived there about 6. 1836 June 1 left [Kawakawa] at ½ past 9 A.M., after wading through streams running among the trees in the forests, we arrived at Tarawera… a well-fenced pa… proceeded, about 3 P.M, arrived at Tourangatira… went on to Onewaka… This village is peculiarly situated on a boldly-curved bank of the river Kopau , (the upper part of the Kawakawa)…. 2 [left Onewaka]…. Evening found us on the banks of the Punakitere [river]…. 3 started early… about 9 A.M, we arrived at a small place where there were a few natives…. 4 to the next village, about ½ a mile distant [where was] a cooking shed. 5 Ascended Tauwenua (Hikurangi) which rises rather abruptly… descended into [the summit basin]… went on… to the sacred lake below, Kerera [marginal note by Colenso “Kereru”]… Returned [to the unnamed village of the previous day]. 6-7 [at the same village]. 8 Arrived at Kaikohi a little after 1, P.M…. 9 Arrived at aout 2 P.M., at Bror. Davis’ house, Waimate…
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