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New Zealand Tablet
14 October 1920
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New Zealand Tablet
17 December 1924
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Notes on the Katipo, a Venomous Spider of New Zealand.
Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand
1882
... a Venomous Spider of New Zealand,” by C. H. Robson, lighthouse-keeper on Portland Island. Mr. Robson was of opinion that ...
Wanganui Convent Schools
New Zealand Tablet
11 January 1906
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CONVENT SCHOOLS’ SUCCESSES
New Zealand Tablet
27 December 1917
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“TE TURE WHAKATAU RAHUI O TE TAI HAUAURU, 1892.”
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni
5 October 1893
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“TE TURE WHAKATAU RAHUI O TE TAI HAUAURU, 1892.”
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni
12 October 1893
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“TE TURE WHAKATAU RAHUI O TE TAI HAUAURU, 1892.”
Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni
19 October 1893
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WILLING HELPERS AT Y.W.C.A.
Camp News
28 November 1941
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1. Some of the Competitors. 2. Union Rifles. Norse wood, Capt. Forbes Firing. 3. Woodville Rifles, Colour-Sergt. Spinks .firing. 4. Firing line at 500 yards range, First Squad, Ranfurly Rifles; next, Woodville Rifles. 5. Winning learn, Napier Rifles, Top Row Privates H. Yole, A. Pirie, A, Durant, A. Crossman. Middle Row—Privates T. Williams, R. Bickerstaff, Sergt. C. Grindell, Capt. P. Calpin, Private E. Crossman, Corp. A. Robson. Front Row-Private G. Bickerstaff, Bugler D. Robson. 6. Sergt. Grindell, Privates Williams, H. Yole, Winner of Champion Belt last year. 7. Sergt.-Major Finn, Drill Instructor. 8. From left—Col.-Sergt. Spinks, Privates Jones, Hurst ; in front—the scorer. 9. Officers meeting to decide whether to finish shooting or not. 10. Group of Officers, Major Chicken leading. Crossman, photo.
New Zealand Graphic
29 November 1902
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