Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 10
... took shelter in an old bush camp , a little off the main track to eat our lunch . On returning to the main track we had to consider quite carefully which way to go as the kauri grass was just as big as ourselves , and there was no ...
... took shelter in an old bush camp , a little off the main track to eat our lunch . On returning to the main track we had to consider quite carefully which way to go as the kauri grass was just as big as ourselves , and there was no ...
Page 32
... took eight weeks from Kaipara to Port Nicholson ; Henry Williams ( once he got going ) took only 35 days from Wanganui to Tauranga and Selwyn took less than two months to do his very long journey from the mouth of the Manawatu River to ...
... took eight weeks from Kaipara to Port Nicholson ; Henry Williams ( once he got going ) took only 35 days from Wanganui to Tauranga and Selwyn took less than two months to do his very long journey from the mouth of the Manawatu River to ...
Page 8
... took this race in both heats . In the second race , the irrepressible Haidee bounced into the lead , hard - pressed by New Zealander " Then from some accident ( we believe through the military , who were allowed to stand on the outside ...
... took this race in both heats . In the second race , the irrepressible Haidee bounced into the lead , hard - pressed by New Zealander " Then from some accident ( we believe through the military , who were allowed to stand on the outside ...
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