FitzRoy's successor, Governor George Grey threatened to survey the full 60,000 acres Spain had awarded at New Plymouth, paying minimal compensation to Maori, but backed down under strenuous Ati Awa opposition and instead bought 27,000 acres in the area from 1847 to 1848.
FitzRoy's successor threatened to survey the full 60,000 acres, paying minimal compensation to Maori. Spain had awarded at New Plymouth the full 60,000 acres. FitzRoy's successor backed down under strenuous Ati Awa opposition. FitzRoy's successor was Governor George Grey. FitzRoy's successor threatened to survey the full 60,000 acres, paying minimal compensation to Maori. Spain had awarded at New Plymouth the full 60,000 acres. FitzRoy's successor instead bought 27,000 acres in the area from 1847 to 1848. FitzRoy's successor was Governor George Grey.