Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 35
... Waikato , where he laboured for some years , afterwards moving up the river to Te Kohanga where he brought considerable land into cultiva- tion and taught the Maoris to grow fruit , veget- ables and excellent crops of wheat , much of ...
... Waikato , where he laboured for some years , afterwards moving up the river to Te Kohanga where he brought considerable land into cultiva- tion and taught the Maoris to grow fruit , veget- ables and excellent crops of wheat , much of ...
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... Waikato River when the ' Manuwai ' was one of many vessels used as cargo carriers up and down the Waikato . There was however a line or two mentioning that the Manuwai originally was built for the Wanganui River ! This information ...
... Waikato River when the ' Manuwai ' was one of many vessels used as cargo carriers up and down the Waikato . There was however a line or two mentioning that the Manuwai originally was built for the Wanganui River ! This information ...
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... river were amazed when they stopped for the night , at the size and splendour of the accommodation house . The two ... Waikato River , where she was stripped of part of her superstructure and used for many years as a cargo carrier ...
... river were amazed when they stopped for the night , at the size and splendour of the accommodation house . The two ... Waikato River , where she was stripped of part of her superstructure and used for many years as a cargo carrier ...
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