TOP: Mr Jack Newman at the reins of the restored coach, of a kind used by Newman Bros between Foxhill and Murchison from about 1879. RIGHT: “Bridget Goodwin, Biddy of the Buller"—a skit on one of the district’s early settlers.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34120, 5 April 1976, Page 2
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40TOP: Mr Jack Newman at the reins of the restored coach, of a kind used by Newman Bros between Foxhill and Murchison from about 1879. RIGHT: “Bridget Goodwin, Biddy of the Buller"—a skit on one of the district’s early settlers. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34120, 5 April 1976, Page 2
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