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English: 1906 map of Naenae, a detail of an advertisement, showing the 1905 government land purchase and the 1906 "Town of Nai Nai" plots for sale to the public.
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Author

Ward, Thomas, 1849-1934

MacDonald Wilson & Coy

Detail cropped from an advertisement for a land sale.

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Captions

1906 map of Naenae, Lower Hutt

Items portrayed in this file

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Naenae

inception

1 April 1906Gregorian

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