Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... lived , and not merely existed , every hour of his days , must be the memories of the long - protracted , forced marches through the unending hush and twilight of the trackless forest . . . As a form of entertainment for a miscellaneous ...
... lived , and not merely existed , every hour of his days , must be the memories of the long - protracted , forced marches through the unending hush and twilight of the trackless forest . . . As a form of entertainment for a miscellaneous ...
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... lived in Morrinsville all my life . Too much praise cannot be given to Mr Chepmell , who gave both the time and money to help the district in every way . When the school was built Mr Ozanne and he held a Church Service Sunday School ...
... lived in Morrinsville all my life . Too much praise cannot be given to Mr Chepmell , who gave both the time and money to help the district in every way . When the school was built Mr Ozanne and he held a Church Service Sunday School ...
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... lived in an old ( even then ) house in a bend in the Ohinemuri , the house being owned by a man we children knew as " Old Chamberlain " . This area is now used as a catchment so the house orchard etc will be long gone . While we were ...
... lived in an old ( even then ) house in a bend in the Ohinemuri , the house being owned by a man we children knew as " Old Chamberlain " . This area is now used as a catchment so the house orchard etc will be long gone . While we were ...
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