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… separate schools are insisted upon in the outer suburbs of Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, and in the Hutt Valley, there … Department's decentralisation, begun with the opening of an Auckland office in 1948 and continued by the establishment …
… grasses. It has been replaced in many localities in the Auckland Province by pampas grass, Cortaderia dioica . This … by Jeanne Hannington Goulding, Botanist's Assistant, Auckland Museum. The Indigenous Grasses of New Zealand , …
… the remaining 90, together with 33 Margaret people, came to Auckland in the Gazelle , leaving Adelaide on 2 September … fish could be caught, sailed up the east coast north of Auckland, entered the Waipu River and decided to settle the …
… British Blue Ensign. The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Auckland, and the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Squadron, … carry the warrant on board. The Royal Akarana Yacht Club, Auckland, holds a warrant entitling it to fly the Blue …
… under the Small Farms Scheme, most of it in North and South Auckland and in Hawke's Bay. By 1941 the Lands Development … 113 farms comprising 17,358 acres, all in North and South Auckland. Another 214,560 acres were in various stages of …
… and in their place constituted the six new provinces of Auckland, New Plymouth, Wellington, Nelson, Canterbury, and … given as 56,049, of whom 38,269 lived in the province of Auckland, but the published tables included the …
… various islands of the sub-Antarctic — the Snares, the Auckland, Campbell, Antipodes, and Bounty groups. In 1929, … two more voyages on the same vessel, one to the Snares and Auckland groups, and another to the Kermadec islands lying nearly 700 miles north-east of Auckland. As the years went by, Guthrie-Smith's literary …
… to the north, it is almost severed in two at the site of Auckland city. Within its wider base are the lesser … of surface forms as in Coromandel Peninsula, Pirongia, the Auckland city area, and throughout the narrow north. North of Auckland city the only alluvial plains of considerable size …
… It was not until 1834 that through the influence of Lord Auckland, First Lord of the Admiralty, Hobson was posted to … the Government moved its headquarters to the new capital, Auckland. A further source of irritation was the land … the cost of “improvements” to Government House at Auckland being a case in point. The expenses of his civil …
… the Government to close its three industrial schools–at Auckland, Dunedin, and Burnham. In 1924 the Government sent …