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... Otago of members of the newly estab- lished Free Church of Scotland . They had already been toying with another plan to found a ' New Edinburgh ' in Otago , but when Cargill and Burns proposed giving the settlement a strongly religious ...
... Otago of members of the newly estab- lished Free Church of Scotland . They had already been toying with another plan to found a ' New Edinburgh ' in Otago , but when Cargill and Burns proposed giving the settlement a strongly religious ...
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... Otago - with the aid of a butcher's knife and a small tin dish . Gabriel Read was lured from his home in Hobart in 1861 when he learned that the Provincial Council of Otago was 96 The British to the Antipodes.
... Otago - with the aid of a butcher's knife and a small tin dish . Gabriel Read was lured from his home in Hobart in 1861 when he learned that the Provincial Council of Otago was 96 The British to the Antipodes.
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... Otago at the rate of about 2,000 a week . Leaving Dunedin for the diggings in July 1861 , William Martin recorded that he travelled with four Scotsmen , one Irishman , one Englishman , one Welshman , and one Frenchman . By the end of ...
... Otago at the rate of about 2,000 a week . Leaving Dunedin for the diggings in July 1861 , William Martin recorded that he travelled with four Scotsmen , one Irishman , one Englishman , one Welshman , and one Frenchman . By the end of ...
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