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Two Brothers Drowned
Camp News (Northern Command)
25 October 1940
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Two Brothers Drowned
Camp News
25 October 1940
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WAIOURU MILITARY CAMP
Camp News
11 July 1941
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WAIOURU MILITARY CAMP
Camp News
12 July 1940
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WAIOURU MILITARY CAMP
Camp News (Northern Command)
12 July 1940
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
31 January 1941
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Miles, photo. AN UNREHEARSED DRAIN-DIGGING TABLEAU AT WAIOURU. Whilst a gang of workmen were at work for the Public Works Department at Waiouru digging a drain, they suddenly came across a patch of quicksand. One of the gang was engulfed, and had to be hauled out with a rope as shown above.
New Zealand Graphic
7 December 1910
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HOW TO REACH THE NATIONAL PARK
Ladies' Mirror
1 April 1925
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WELLINGTON CRICKET
Camp News
21 November 1941
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CHURCH ARMY HUTS
Camp News
13 December 1940
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CHURCH ARMY HUTS
Camp News (Northern Command)
6 December 1940
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TERRITORIAL CAMP
Camp News
17 January 1941
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War Conditions
Camp News
10 January 1941
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RETIRED OFFICERS
Camp News
29 March 1940
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1. The scow Fahiki loaded with shingle, driven up beyond high water mark at the end of Beaumont Street, Ponsonby. She was berthed at the end of the Gas Company’s jetty, and the above picture shows her destination after the gale. 2. The motor launch Sceptre, which was washed ashore on the beach at the foot of Sentinel Road, Ponsonby. 3. The fine launch Waiouru, owned by Mr. C. Hansen, of Waiouru, lying off St. Mary’s Point, Fonsonby, among the debris which was scattered along the beach and at the water’s edge, being all that was left of many well-known Auckland launches. The Waiouru does not appear to be badly damaged in the picture, but such is far from being the case as she was driven ashore at a particularly dangerous point, sustaining considerable damage to her far side. 4. A scene at the embankment near Cutrran Street, Fonsonby. on the morning after the storm. 5. The scow Onerahi, loaded with iron girders for the Tauranga bridge, was carried from her anchorage, and is shown piled up broadside on the skids at the back of Parker and Lamb’s mill. 6. A close view of the scow Onerahi, showing the damage sustained to her hull.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
28 March 1918
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TROOPS AT WAIOURU
Camp News
17 January 1941
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The Waiouru Tussock Lands
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 July 1956
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EXTENDING WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
19 July 1940
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EXTENDING WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News (Northern Command)
19 July 1940
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ABSENTEES, DESERTERS, ETC., FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
28 April 1943
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Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Tablet
25 October 1895
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Zealand Police Gazette
18 September 1940
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
14 February 1941
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
26 September 1941
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WAIOURU
Camp News
14 November 1941
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MOUNT RUAPEHU—A TELEPHOTO PICTURE FROM WAIOURU.
New Zealand Graphic
6 September 1911
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WAIOURU, THE HIGHEST STATION ON THE LINE.
New Zealand Graphic
18 November 1908
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ARMY TEAMS DRAW
Camp News
12 December 1941
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Dobbyn at Waiouru: “The love | saw in you was just a mirage”.
Rip It Up
1 May 1986
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THE NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS
Progress
1 September 1911
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ARMY AMBULANCE
Camp News
25 April 1941
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Waiouru before 1900 consisted of shepherds' huts and the accommodation house which was the overnight stop for travellers between Taupo and Pipiriki.
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 July 1956
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The controller, battery, and wind-driven electric generator used by Mr W. Harding to electrify 3 miles of permanent electric fences on his Waiouru property.
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
15 May 1959
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THE FALLS ON THE HAUTAPU RIVER BETWEEN TAIHAPE AND WAIOURU.
New Zealand Graphic
18 September 1912
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NEW COMMAND AND STAFF SCHOOL
Camp News
26 September 1941
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ABSENTEES, DESERTERS, ETC., FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE
New Zealand Police Gazette
22 December 1943
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Page 732 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Graphic
19 October 1901
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Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Tablet
1 November 1895
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
10 January 1941
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WAIOURU MILITARY CAMP
Camp News
15 November 1940
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WAIOURU MILITARY CAMP
Camp News (Northern Command)
8 November 1940
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Right Major General Brian Poananga hands over the keys of Te Rau Aroha to Maori Battalion president Mr Ned Nathan, who promptly hands them back so that the truck can go to its new home at Waiouru. NORTHLAND AGE
Kaea
1 June 1980
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Land development stages on Mr. W. R. Harding's property at Waiouru. In the foreground is tussock which has had one cut with the discs, in midfield is a large area of swedes, and in the distance is wheat and barley stubble.
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 July 1956
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TANK BRIGADE
Camp News
12 September 1941
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BACK FROM WAIOURU
Camp News
4 April 1941
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NEW SOLDIERS CLUB IN TAIHAPE
Camp News
17 October 1941
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“MAG ON!”
Camp News
18 April 1941
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WAIOURU PARADE
Camp News
14 November 1941
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TANK SCHOOL Arrival Of Instructors
Camp News
12 September 1941
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
30 September 1942
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News (Northern Command)
15 November 1940
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
10 June 1942
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GEORGE NEPIA
Te Ao Hou
April 1955
... his father farms. After taking a special course at Waiouru he left New Zealand for Malaya. Sergeant Nepia was buried ...

WOOL.
New Zealand Tablet
28 September 1905
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WAIOURU CAMP
Camp News
15 November 1940
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Graduation
Te Ao Hou
1972
... parade of Ngarimu Class, Regular Force Cadets, held at Waiouru Command in December last year. Top cadet was Regimental ...

In the Waiouru district the soil pattern depends on the kind and depth of volcanic ash at the surface. The photograph shows the crater area of Mt. Ruapehu, which with Mt. Ngauruhoe, Mt. Tongariro, and the crater now filled by Lake Taupo was the source of the major ash showers in the centre of the North Island, the distribution of which is shown in the map. A-Taupo ash. B—Ngauruhoe ash. C—Tongariro ash. Photograph by National Publicity Studios. The map is adapted from a map of the Soil Bureau, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 July 1956
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APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC.
New Zealand Police Gazette
10 November 1943
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MISSING.
New Zealand Police Gazette
5 November 1941
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
New Zealand Police Gazette
18 September 1940
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
New Zealand Police Gazette
18 December 1940
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
26 August 1942
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MILITARY FORCES
Camp News
29 August 1941
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INSPECTION OF CAMPS
Camp News
2 February 1940
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WITH THE TROOPS.
Waiapu Church Gazette
1 April 1941
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YOUR KODAK SNAPS! Leave your Films for Developing and Printing at Everyman’s Hut. KODAK SERVICE
Camp News
8 November 1940
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WELLINGTON.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
13 June 1912
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TANKS ARE HERE
Camp News
24 October 1941
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MISSING.
New Zealand Police Gazette
11 June 1941
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CHURCH ARMY.
Camp News
26 July 1940
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APPOINTMENTS TO AND PROMOTIONS IN THE SECOND NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
Camp News (Northern Command)
13 December 1940
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Y.M.C.A. Enterprises, Waiouru
Camp News
28 August 1942
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
4 November 1942
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TERRITORIAL CAMPS
Camp News
20 December 1940
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Lawrence Inia Rikihana
Te Ao Hou
March 1967
... the civilian branch of the Ministry of Defence at Waiouru Military Camp, where he took an active part in ...

OVERSEAS TROOPS
Camp News
29 August 1941
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
17 December 1941
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A VIEW CF THE WRECKED GOODS TRAIN, SHOWING THE EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE, WHICH IS ESTIMATED AT £l0,000. On Thursday afternoon last (May 15) a goods train, consisting of 32 vehicles, including the guard’s van, left Ohakune at 5 o’clock, with a load of between 400 and 500 tons. After negotiating the stiff incline to Waiouru, the train was proceeding down the other side past Gardiner’s siding, when she got out of control, presumably owing to the brakes failing to act. She soon gathered up a speed of 100 miles an hour, and when negotiating the curve at the bottom of the hill the engine shot off the track and the train was wrecked. The driver, Mr. T. Welsh, of Taihape, sustained fatal injuries, while Fireman McDonald was badly scalded, and Guard Batty also suffered injuries and shock.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
22 May 1919
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF WAIOURU.
Waiapu Church Gazette
1 November 1941
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MILITARY TRAINING
Camp News
8 November 1940
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MILITARY TRAINING
Camp News (Northern Command)
15 November 1940
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EXTRA FROM A MARY. Echoes Stem Wiouru.
Dozerdust
22 April 1944
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OUR ROYAL VISITOR SEEING THE SIGHTS AT WAIMANGU.
New Zealand Graphic
15 February 1911
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MISSING.
New Zealand Police Gazette
3 July 1907
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Bishop's Engagements.
Waiapu Church Gazette
1 December 1911
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Page 25 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
18 January 1917
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
8 July 1942
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manoeuvres
Korero (AEWS)
12 March 1945
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This Month’s CoVer
New Zealand Journal of Agriculture
16 July 1956
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ABSENTEES, DESERTERS, ETC., FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE
New Zealand Police Gazette
8 March 1944
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ABSENTEES, DESERTERS, ETC., FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE
New Zealand Police Gazette
13 October 1943
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PROPERTY RECOVERED.
New Zealand Police Gazette
5 May 1943
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DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY’S SERVICE.
New Zealand Police Gazette
29 April 1942
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 27
Te Ao Hou
September 1959
... clan. 38. Smoke. 40. Brave; Victorious. 41. Study; Office. 42. Gun. 43. To fish. 44. To dream. DOWN 1. Resound; thud. 2. Follow. 3. World. 4. Spirit voice. Naval Station, Waiouru. 5. Split open. Gleam. 7. Rain. 8. Soon; Presently. 9. Back of neck; Backbone. 13. Enter; Join. 17. Chemist. 18. Dash. 19. Avenge. 20. A pattern in ...

DISTRICT EXECUTIVES.
White Ribbon
18 September 1940
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ACCEPTANCES.
New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review
20 January 1910
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CAMP AT ROTORUA
Camp News
24 January 1941
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Ngauruhoe in Eruption.
New Zealand Graphic
17 March 1909
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NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.
New Zealand Graphic
12 March 1913
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APPREHENSIONS, PERSONS FOUND, ETC.
New Zealand Police Gazette
2 October 1940
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