Heritage Aoteroa Nga Ohaki
(e) What are the origins of your school name, crest and motto. (f) A famous New Zealander. • The heritage walk involves looking at pre-
A Cultural Archive of Aotearoa-New Zealand
history (Otautahi), Victoria Square, Provincial Buildings, the changing cityscape, concluding in the Great Hall of the Arts .Centre.
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Press, 25 September 1989, Page 27
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