Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... Cameron , and Jabez Hughes , photographer to the Queen . It is Hughes who was responsible for the study published here . After this mission Speedy's subeqeuent career seems unrecorded , while family papers record his death in England ...
... Cameron , and Jabez Hughes , photographer to the Queen . It is Hughes who was responsible for the study published here . After this mission Speedy's subeqeuent career seems unrecorded , while family papers record his death in England ...
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... Cameron- town , so named after General Cameron who was in command of the Armed Forces in the Waikato War . The three white men were shot , in the small boat on which they had hurriedly embarked when the Maoris , estimated at about 200 ...
... Cameron- town , so named after General Cameron who was in command of the Armed Forces in the Waikato War . The three white men were shot , in the small boat on which they had hurriedly embarked when the Maoris , estimated at about 200 ...
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... Cameron had taken up a position in the Maori territory , and ended on 9 December when the Union Jack was flown at Ngaruawahia , and Cameron accepted from the Maori King an unconditional surrender , including the promise of no more ...
... Cameron had taken up a position in the Maori territory , and ended on 9 December when the Union Jack was flown at Ngaruawahia , and Cameron accepted from the Maori King an unconditional surrender , including the promise of no more ...
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