The difficulties of life in early Colonial New Zealand made it hard to maintain strict religious observation, as immigrants poured in from new lands, like Germany, following news of later Gold Rushes, and then moved on when the boom was over.
The difficulties of life in early Colonial New Zealand made it hard to maintain strict religious observation in any of the new congregations. Jewish immigrants poured in from new lands, like Germany, following news of later Gold Rushes, and then moved on when the boom was over.