Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 29
... RIVER From earliest times the Waikato River was the great artery of communication for the Maoris , and with the arrival of the white man it likewise became his highway . Unfortunately , the river had two serious obstacles to its ...
... RIVER From earliest times the Waikato River was the great artery of communication for the Maoris , and with the arrival of the white man it likewise became his highway . Unfortunately , the river had two serious obstacles to its ...
Page 21
... River and the Wanganui . We also saw signs of the old river tourist operation , including the rather surprising remains of a rusting stove in the bush , all that was left of the Ponga Restaurant which was destroyed by fire . Further up ...
... River and the Wanganui . We also saw signs of the old river tourist operation , including the rather surprising remains of a rusting stove in the bush , all that was left of the Ponga Restaurant which was destroyed by fire . Further up ...
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... River " . What an eye - opener it was ! Those stories are no doubt well known to Hamilton residents - the story of the Roose Shipping Coy . , and the activity on the Waikato River when the ' Manuwai ' was one of many vessels used as ...
... River " . What an eye - opener it was ! Those stories are no doubt well known to Hamilton residents - the story of the Roose Shipping Coy . , and the activity on the Waikato River when the ' Manuwai ' was one of many vessels used as ...
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