Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Auckland-Waikato. MY FATHER WAS A GROCER LETTER FROM OKAIHAU A Nova Scotian Settler Writes To His. My father , Edward Hayward , after attending a boarding school until he was 15 , went to serve his apprenticeship with his father in Ongar ...
Auckland-Waikato. MY FATHER WAS A GROCER LETTER FROM OKAIHAU A Nova Scotian Settler Writes To His. My father , Edward Hayward , after attending a boarding school until he was 15 , went to serve his apprenticeship with his father in Ongar ...
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... father bought Tapu Point - why it was called Tapu Point was that a chief died some- where near Waikare . They , the natives , were taking the body north to a burial ground , and there they rested for the night . My father built a new ...
... father bought Tapu Point - why it was called Tapu Point was that a chief died some- where near Waikare . They , the natives , were taking the body north to a burial ground , and there they rested for the night . My father built a new ...
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... father owned . We used to make our own candles from wax and tallow , having plenty of the latter , as we kept a lot of cattle . My father and brothers used often to go out hunting , bringing the beasts home with them . Once a cow of ...
... father owned . We used to make our own candles from wax and tallow , having plenty of the latter , as we kept a lot of cattle . My father and brothers used often to go out hunting , bringing the beasts home with them . Once a cow of ...
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