Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 35
... Tuakau had been established in four small settle- ments on the land between the river and the present township , with the usual cultivations where the Missionaries had taught them much of their skill in growing wheat . They even had a ...
... Tuakau had been established in four small settle- ments on the land between the river and the present township , with the usual cultivations where the Missionaries had taught them much of their skill in growing wheat . They even had a ...
Page 33
... Tuakau was first set up in 1870 in a shed erected for military purposes , pn a site where the township had been originally planned . At first parents paid 1 / - per week till the school was built by the Education Board and a cottage ...
... Tuakau was first set up in 1870 in a shed erected for military purposes , pn a site where the township had been originally planned . At first parents paid 1 / - per week till the school was built by the Education Board and a cottage ...
Page 34
... Tuakau was destined to play a prominent part . A strong club was formed in 1876 and in all Franklin County games , Tuakau was always a leading team . This was largely because so many families had many sons who were thus able to get ...
... Tuakau was destined to play a prominent part . A strong club was formed in 1876 and in all Franklin County games , Tuakau was always a leading team . This was largely because so many families had many sons who were thus able to get ...
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