CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS? WHO WAS THE FIRST WHITE MAN TO SETTLE AT WAITANGI? The Lay Missionary William Hall who in 1815 set up residence near the gully now known as HALLS GULLY. WHO OWNED THE ‘TREATY HOUSE’ AT WAITANGI? James Busby built the dwelling in 1834 and the famous treaty was signed in a tent in front of it on February 6th, 1840. WHO OWNS THE TREATY HOUSE NOW? In 1932 Lord and Lady Bledisloe handed over the ‘Treaty House’ to the people of New Zealand. HAVE YOU SIGNED THE ‘TREATY OF SECURITY’? When you sign an Auckland Savings Bank new account form you start to secure happiness in life, free from financial worries. Regular savings makes for a contented life, secure in the knowledge that you have ‘something’ put away for the day you are going to need it. If you live in Auckland we have Branches in most suburbs. If you live outside Auckland our convenient free postal service brings the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK to your letter box. Save Regularly at the Auckland Savings Bank Where Thousands Save Millions
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Te Ao Hou, March 1960, Unnumbered Page
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183CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS? Te Ao Hou, March 1960, Unnumbered Page
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