Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issue 631993 - New Zealand |
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... timber blockhouse on Havelock Bluff to protect Havelock and Te Ia , a camp and landing for the Navy at the point where the new road ended at the Mangatawhiri , and a large redoubt on the new road just south of Pokeno . The latter was ...
... timber blockhouse on Havelock Bluff to protect Havelock and Te Ia , a camp and landing for the Navy at the point where the new road ended at the Mangatawhiri , and a large redoubt on the new road just south of Pokeno . The latter was ...
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... timber palisade . The redoubt ( site entirely fenced ) from approximately west . The remains of trenches along the south and east sides are concealed by vegetation . Looking south from Mardon Road . Pickard's Redoubt is in the ...
... timber palisade . The redoubt ( site entirely fenced ) from approximately west . The remains of trenches along the south and east sides are concealed by vegetation . Looking south from Mardon Road . Pickard's Redoubt is in the ...
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65th Regiment Alexandra allowed Ambush arrived artillery attack Auckland Battle Bluff bridge building Built called Cameron camp Church Clearing Clevedon Commander commenced completely convoy corner December Drury early east engaged established farm farmhouse finally five followed force Forest four further garrisoned Government Grey ground guard guns Havelock hill Historical included July killed King known Koheroa land later Lennard Mangatawhiri Maoris Map ref marched Martyn's Mauku Meremere METRES military militia MIRANDA move named Naval night November occupied opened ordered Otahuhu Papakura photograph Pokeno positions posts prepared Pukekohe Queen's Rangers Rangiriri Red't Redoubt Regiment remains result Rifles river September settlement settlers side Society South Road St John's standing stockaded Surrey taken Tamihana Taranaki took track trench troops units usually volunteer Waikato Waikato river Wairoa wounded