From the 1920s the government agreed to the creation of Māori rural development schemes that included provisions for new housing. This is a house built for a Māori farmer in Reureu (near Whanganui) using a state loan and a Public Works Department design. The second image shows the farmer's dilapidated former home.
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Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives (New Zealand), 1939, G–10.
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