Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 11
... Hamilton was then a small country town , with a hill extending into its main street , this effectively restricting growth . There was some compensation in that the snub nose of the hill ended about fifteen feet back from Victoria Street ...
... Hamilton was then a small country town , with a hill extending into its main street , this effectively restricting growth . There was some compensation in that the snub nose of the hill ended about fifteen feet back from Victoria Street ...
Page 12
... Hamilton , like the rest of the country , depended on the railway , or the horse- drawn coaches , for transport , and I can remem- ber we schoolboys found it a temptation to run up behind the Cambridge Coach and sneak a ride on the back ...
... Hamilton , like the rest of the country , depended on the railway , or the horse- drawn coaches , for transport , and I can remem- ber we schoolboys found it a temptation to run up behind the Cambridge Coach and sneak a ride on the back ...
Page 4
... Hamilton on 3 September 1875. The Waikato Times in their 4 September issue reviewed the act giving some interesting background and comment . The venue was the Hamilton Hall which apparently had been a grand and splendid hall , but had ...
... Hamilton on 3 September 1875. The Waikato Times in their 4 September issue reviewed the act giving some interesting background and comment . The venue was the Hamilton Hall which apparently had been a grand and splendid hall , but had ...
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