Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 36
... interest and is certain that many people with a background in the districts concerned may have access to origin- al material , or memories of interest , to contri- bute . Such contributions would be most welcome at anytime . They should ...
... interest and is certain that many people with a background in the districts concerned may have access to origin- al material , or memories of interest , to contri- bute . Such contributions would be most welcome at anytime . They should ...
Page 37
... interest- ing suburban city . Unlike a number of other histories published by councils this does not have long lists of every mayor , every councillor , or every member of every different club in the area . Instead it is about the ...
... interest- ing suburban city . Unlike a number of other histories published by councils this does not have long lists of every mayor , every councillor , or every member of every different club in the area . Instead it is about the ...
Page 34
... interest in the history of the Fencible settlement scheme , of which his ancestors were part . He realised early that the Fencibles had failed to command the respect they deserved . By a devotion to history and genealogy Kevin tried to ...
... interest in the history of the Fencible settlement scheme , of which his ancestors were part . He realised early that the Fencibles had failed to command the respect they deserved . By a devotion to history and genealogy Kevin tried to ...
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