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 1    2,   12|         The islands of Chatham, Auckland, Macquarie, Kermadec, Makin,
 2    3,    1|   roadstead one was loading for Auckland, the capital of the northern
 3    3,    1|         in question, and get to Auckland, whence it would be easy
 4    3,    1|       By a singular coincidence Auckland is situated on the self-same
 5    3,    1|         proposition of reaching Auckland. He merely observed that
 6    3,    1|        MACQUARIE is loading for Auckland, I believe?”~“Yes. What
 7    3,    1|    Zealand. From Twofold Bay to Auckland we shall not see much of
 8    3,    1|      not see much of him; after Auckland we shall see him no more.”~
 9    3,    2|         six, would take them to Auckland, no matter how bad a sailor
10    3,    3|      the vessel. When we get to Auckland the drunken imbecile can
11    3,    3| coasting trade between Eden and Auckland, and Halley is so at home
12    3,    3|         sail the MACQUARIE into Auckland?”~“Without a chart of the
13    3,    4| acquaintance with the shores of Auckland. The wind was fair, nevertheless,
14    3,    4|         have seen the lights of Auckland thirty-six hours ago.”~Glenarvan
15    3,    5|      follow the coast as far as Auckland, instead of landing its
16    3,    6|     They keep further north for Auckland, further south for New Plymouth,
17    3,    6|     last till they should reach Auckland, for they could not count
18    3,    6|     yawl might have taken us to Auckland.”~“We must bear our fate,
19    3,    7|         and follow the coast to Auckland. But since the morning heavy
20    3,    7|  consequence, as the journey to Auckland was only a matter of a few
21    3,    7|    going on in the provinces of Auckland and Taranaki?”~“I think
22    3,    7|   halting-places till we get to Auckland.”~
23    3,    8|     CHAPTER VIII ON THE ROAD TO AUCKLAND~ON the 7th of February,
24    3,    8|        between Point Kawhia and Auckland; it was an eight days’ journey
25    3,    8|      Napier, in Hawke’s Bay, to Auckland. From this village it would
26    3,    8|   meeting natives on the way to Auckland.”~“How far is it now,” said
27    3,    8|         between Hawkes’ Bay and Auckland twice a month, eight hours
28    3,    8|       Paganel, “and the road to Auckland is along its right bank.”~“
29    3,    9|       the long-desired haven of Auckland, and so regain his own country;
30    3,    9|   Wellington to the province of Auckland. It gave its name to all
31    3,    9|       the southern extremity of Auckland province. The Waikato passes
32    3,   14| favorable opportunity to get to Auckland, for that was the point
33    3,   15|        road from Hawkes’ Bay to Auckland passes. Once through that
34    3,   15|     before them on their way to Auckland, in the thought of his massacred
35    3,   18|       Besides, we were going to Auckland, to the very spot indicated