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Karori Historical
Society
Newsletter
December 2006
The Society’s Next Meeting will be held on
Tuesday 5 December 2006 at 7.45pm
at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent,
Karori
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Our Speaker, John Sullivan , is the Curator of
the Photographic Archive at the Alexander Turnbull Library
His topic is entitled
Karori – A Photographic
View
So come along: enjoy the
images John has to show, followed by a glass of our fine wine and
home-made Christmas Cake
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SEPTEMBER
2006 MEETING
Everyone who listened to
Mary McEwen talk about her father “Charles Fleming – Environmental
Patriot” were given a most interesting glimpse into family life and
the tremendous contribution the Sir Charles made in a number of
scientific fields.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Don’t forget the following books would make
wonderful Christmas gifts for those interested in local history:
Terawhiti and the Goldfields by James Brodie -
$39.95
Karori Streets 1841 – 1991 By Katherine Wood
and William Chapman - $16 |
OVERDUE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sorry, but this is another
reminder to those members whose subscriptions are outstanding: you
may miss out on your latest copy of the Society’s yearly publication
“The Stockade”.
VISIT TO CITY AND
SEA ARCHIVE COLLECTION
Twelve members travelled out to Ngauranga in late
October to visit the Wellington City and Sea Archive Collection. We
were welcomed by Laureen Sadlier, the Collection Curator who talked
about the Museum’s collection policy and some of the joys and
challenges it faces now and in the future. We then inspected the
store where a variety of maritime artefacts are kept. Ian Hunter,
one of the volunteers talked to us about some of the New Zealand
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KARORI
FESTIVAL – QUIZ NIGHTS
You will recall that the Society’s
contribution to the 2006 Festival was to provide questions for two
Quiz evenings. With the help of committee members, friends and
family we managed the required 80 questions. We ended up with a much
greater admiration for those people who sit all day thinking up quiz
questions. Imagine our frustration, disappointment, etc. that NO
ONE, BUT NO ONE TURNED UP EITHER NIGHT. WHY DOES NO ONE LOVE US.
However, rest assured the questions will not be wasted.
HERITAGE DAY AT THE KARORI SANCTUARY –
Saturday 2 December
We have enclosed a pamphlet which gives details
about the programmed planned for Saturday 2 December 2006 at the
Sanctuary. Why not go along and have a look at some of the
activities.
PROGRESS REPORT ON – THE HISTORY KARORI
PROJECT
At the last committee meeting on 2 November the
President reported that Jim Brodie has suffered major health
problems and consequently has withdrawn from active involvement in
the project. His withdrawal is a considerable loss to the project,
not only from a personal point of view, but because we have lost his
experience and expertise in writing and editing and his intimate and
wide-ranging knowledge of the history of Karori. On a more practical
level we are likely to have to pay more in editing costs.
Despite this setback the
project will of course continue. The committee also set the
following deadlines:
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the text to be completed and edited
by 31 December 2006 with publication
during 2007.
The costs of publication
will be considerable so we will be applying to a number of funding
organisations for finance – including local businesses and service
groups. If you can help with this please advise.
WEBSITE
This is proving to be a
great asset to the Society in terms of letting people know what the
Society does and some of the resources it has. Frances Sutton keeps
excellent statistics of the number of visitors to the site and what
the “popular” pages are. Visitor growth has been 30% each year with
the Home Page attracting the highest number followed by Grave
cleaning and then Karori Streets. Each month a different page on
the site is highlighted to encourage exploration into the “depths”
of the site and it is interesting to see an increase to that area
when it is mentioned on the Home Page. We also get e-mail feedback
offering additional information on the photographs which has been
useful to fill in gaps. Phil Rogers does a great job in keeping it
up-to-date. So if you haven’t logged in try it at –
www.karorihistory.org.nz
DATES
OF OUR QUARTERLY MEETINGS FOR NEXT YEAR
7.45pm Tuesday
6 MARCH; Tuesday 5 JUNE (AGM); Tuesday 4 SEPTEMBER;
Tuesday 4 DECEMBER. Please mark these in your diary now so
you don’t forget. We are in the process of choosing topics and
speakers for the programme so if you have any suggestions or
requests please speak with a committee member at the December
meeting. Much appreciated.
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The
committee take this opportunity of wishing all our members
the Compliments of the Season and best wishes for a happy
and healthy 2007. We also look forward to the new year and
the launch of “The History of Karori and its People” |
See you at our meeting 7.45pm
Tuesday 5 December |
KARORI HISTORICAL SOCIETY (INC)
NEWSLETTER
AUGUST 2006
THE
NEXT MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
will be on
Tuesday 5 SEPTEMBER 2006
at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori
at 7.45 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER
Mary McEwen, a
long time resident of Karori will talk about her father
“Charles Fleming
- Environmental Patriot”
We look forward to a good attendance of members and friends at what will be an interesting and informative evening.
JUNE MEETING
More than 30 members attended our AGM. After the conclusion of Society business David Sercombe, a member of the Karori Golf Club, gave an entertaining and lively account of the history of golf in Karori.
The following office holders and committee members were elected:
President Judith Burch
Vice-President Jan Heynes
Hon. Secretary Henry Brittain
Hon. Treasurer Frances Sutton
Committee Elizabeth Bradford, Kim Gray, John Harper,
Adrian Humphris, Robin Ormerod, Euan Pearce, Phil Rogers
NAME TAGS
The idea of members wearing a Name Tag at our meetings seemed to be received
very well. We intend to continue this practice.
If you have a spare label please wear it to the September meeting
ARTICLES for “THE STOCKADE”
Any takers? Our editor is still keen to receive members – articles for the
next issue. These can be on any topic – preferably with some connection to
Karori, its history, environment, people, etc. If you are interested please
contact by
email:
robin_ormerod@xtra.co.nz
KARORI FESTIVAL – October 2006
The Society’s contribution to this year’s festival is to provide questions
for two Quiz evenings – on Thursday 12 and 19 October.
It will be quite a challenge to come up with the required 80 questions.
Please help – the questions can cover areas such as: transport, sport,
politics, significant events, people etc.
Please contact: Henry Brittain phone 476 7278
email:
henry.brittain@extra.co.nz
with your suggested questions and answers.
VISIT TO WELLINGTON CITY & SEA MUSEUM COLLECTION
Friday 27 October 2006 10.30 a.m. – Noon
This
visit will be an opportunity to have a “behind the scenes look” at some of the
museum’s treasures and to talk to the curator. One of the volunteers will show
and talk about some of the museum’s medal collection. It should be a fascinating
trip. As
the venue is at Ngauranga we will share transport.
Email Judith Burch at
artybees@actrix.co.nz if you
would like to join us.
DECEMBER QUARTERLY
MEETING
Please put this date in your diary - Tuesday 5 December.
Details will be in the November newsletter.
POST CODES
To
assist in our mail-outs please be prepared to enter your post code in a
membership list available at the meeting.
See
you at the September meeting – Tuesday 5th 7.45pm
KARORI HISTORICAL SOCIETY (INC)
NEWSLETTER – MAY 2006
THE
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
will be
held on Tuesday 6 JUNE 2006 at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori at
7.45 p.m.
BUSINESS
·
Annual
Report and Accounts
·
Election
of Officers:
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President, Vice-President, Hon. Secretary, Hon.Treasurer
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Election
of Committee
o
Election
of Honorary Auditor
·
General
Business
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GUEST SPEAKER
David Sercombe, a
member of the Karori Golf Club, will talk about “One Hundred years of
Golf in Karori”. The club has
recently celebrated its centennial so come along and hear about its
beginnings and history.
We look forward to
a good attendance of members and friends at our AGM. We would
particularly welcome new members who may be prepared to join our
committee. The work is interesting and with only four public and four
committee meetings a year, it is not too time consuming nor onerous. So,
be brave and give it a go! Please let a current committee member know if
you are willing for your name to be put forward.
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ARTICLES for “THE STOCKADE”
Our editor is keen
to encourage members to contribute articles for the next issue. These
can be on any topic – preferably with some connection to Karori, its
history, environment, people, etc. If you are interested please contact
by email: robin_ormerod@xtra.co.nz
ANNUAL SCRIPTIONS NOW DUE
We have included an
invoice with this newsletter and the treasurer will be pleased to
receive your subscription (unchanged) at our AGM - $15 individual: $20
family |
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NAME TAGS
Happily we have a
lot of new members coming along to our meetings and the committee agreed
that name tags would make for a more friendly atmosphere. We plan to
make our own, but in the meantime if you have a spare label please wear
it at the next meeting – our AGM.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Ruth Graham, who
has been a valuable and hard-working member of the committee for the
last seven years has decided not to seek re-election. She has played a
very active role in re-organising, cataloguing, and maintaining our
archive collection, and her skills will be sadly missed.
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MARCH
MEETING
Over forty members attended the meeting and enjoyed listening to
the range of speakers representing the Police, Karori library, CAB, Karori Arts
& Crafts and the Community Centre. Many people commented later that they had
learnt a great deal about the past and current activities of these
organizations.
NEW
ZEALAND LEGACY
This is the journal of the NZ Federation of Historical Societies
and the latest issue has an article about our Society - “New Zealand Memories”
magazine
Details of their latest books are:
Love in Time of War – letter writing in the Second World War -
$34
Vantastic – pictorial history of caravans in NZ - $38.50
Going, Going Down – the rise and fall of the department store -
$34
Contact 476 4400 for further information
One
of the many pictures from the Society’s Collection now held at the Karori
Library
Karori Historical Society
Newsletter
March 2006
The
Society’s Next Meeting will be held on
Tuesday 7 March 2006 at 7.45pm
at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori
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MARCH
2006 MEETING –
This will be a chance to come and hear something about the history of
the Heart of Karori site and in particular the early days of the
Community Centre together with those currently “in charge” talk about
their own organisations - their activities and what they have to offer.
An opportunity for you to discover something about a few of the
voluntary organisations which exist in the community.
COME ALONG AND HEAR
ETHNE WYNDHAM SMITH,
Community Centre Coordinator, ANN HALL President of the Karori Arts &
Crafts Centre, BARBARA BRIANT, CAB Co-ordinator and DAVE ROSS, Local
Police Constable.
DECEMBER 2005 MEETING
For
those who were slightly hesitant about the possibility of having to sing
at our Christmas function – heaven forbid - we have to tell you that
you missed a treat. David Dell is not only a great musician and
communicator but also one of those people who is able to impart lots of
interesting historical facts about New Zealand music and musicians with
a great deal of laughter.
OVERDUE
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sorry,
but this is another reminder to the few members who subscriptions are
still outstanding. It could be that you will miss out on your copy of
“The Stockade”.
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KARORI LIBRARY
Have
you checked out our new library? The official opening on 3rd
December 2005 was a great celebration and the Society’s archival
collection was recognised as being of importance to Karori people. It is
located on the top floor in a light and airy situation with chairs and
tables nearby to work at. Don’t forget to record your name in the
logbook at the Reference Desk on the top floor.
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR OUR HISTORY BOOK – Do you have any we could use?
We are
making good progress with the writing and editing – but we also need
photographs. They don’t necessarily have to be very old - we need ones
which illustrate what life was like in Karori in various eras; we need
scenes and views – sports events, local personalities, shops, arts and
crafts activities. In fact photos of any aspect of the life and time of
Karori from 1840 – 2006 would be welcome. They do need to be of good
clear quality which would be suitable for reproduction, or for copying
for our files.
STOCKADE
The
2005 issue is enclosed – we hope you enjoy it.
VOLUNTEERS
Thank
you to all those people who have volunteered to help with either
delivering the Newsletter or serving refreshments.
WEBSITE
This is proving to be a
great asset to the Society in terms of letting people know what the
Society does and some of the resources it has. Phil Rogers does a great
job in keeping it up-to-date. So if you haven’t logged in try it at –
www.karorihistory.org.nz |
DATES OF
FORTHCOMING QUARTERLY MEETINGS
Tuesday 7 MARCH; Tuesday 6 JUNE
(AGM); Tuesday 5 SEPTEMBER; Tuesday 5 DECEMBER.
Please mark these in your diary now
so you don’t forget.
See you at our next meeting 7.45pm Tuesday 7
March
KARORI
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
NEWSLETTER
DECEMBER 2005
The Society's next meeting will be held on
Tuesday 6 December 2005
at St Ninian's Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori
at 7.45 p.m.
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Our December meeting – last chance to
catch up with other members and also enjoy an entertaining and
informative speaker
Come along and “Explore the History of
New Zealand Sheet Music” WITH DR DAVID DELL OF THE SHEET MUSIC ARCHIVE
OF NEW ZEALAND
Bring friends and neighbours to enjoy an
evening of nostalgia and entertainment. If you have any old sheet music,
hymns, songs etc… David would be pleased to look at them |
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September
Meeting
John Thomson gave a fascinating talk about Shackleton’s expedition to
the Antarctic, with particular reference to Harry McNeish and Thomas Ord
Lees, two members of the team who are now buried in the Karori cemetery.
Visit to Wellington
Museum of City and Sea
Elizabeth Bradford organized a very pleasant and enjoyable trip for
members. We had two unexpected bonuses: a video on Frank Barnes and his
ships with a commentary by the curator – together with large pieces of
chocolate cake in honour of James Cook’s birthday.
Annual Subscriptions Due
We feel there could be some of our members who have ‘forgotten’ to pay
their subscriptions. If you think this message could refer to you, come
along to the meeting and check with Frances Sutton our treasurer.
Membership is trending upwards – we have nearly reached the 150 mark –
please encourage friends to join and support our activities.
Enrolment information is
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Christmas presents
Don’t forget our publications when you are looking for something for
Christmas stockings: Terawhiti and the Goldfields,The Wreck of the
Penguin, and Streets of Karori
Terawhiti and the Goldfields
- James Brodie - $35
Karori Streets 1841 - 1991
- Chapman/Wood- $20
The Wreck of the Penguin
- Bruce Collins - $20
Homewood
- R W Lithgow - $10
Contact Henry Brittain 476 7278 for copies.
Also:
Wellington - Telling Tales
by Chris Maclean has some great photographs
Website
Don’t forget Our Web Site –
www.karorihistory.org.nz
New
additions include “Streets of Karori” and Stockade articles |
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Cable Car Museum
The extensions to the Cable Car Museum, located at the summit of the
existing system, are scheduled to re-open on Monday 5 December.
The extension will provide more room to display exhibits including the
restored Grip Car number 3. This car was the spare car and used to
alternate with the main cars when they were being serviced. Built in
Wellington circa 1907, it was slightly different from the other two cars
with fewer outside seats and more inside the cabins.
The car was withdrawn in 1978 when the old system was de-commissioned,
and placed in covered storage at the Karori Stagecoach depot in Darwin
street. In 2004 it was removed to the Wairarapa where it underwent
extensive restoration before returning to Wellington. It has been
totally restored to its original condition and looks resplendent in its
Edwardian design.
Opening hours are 10am to 5pm daily, seven days per week. Entry is free
and a visit is a must for all those interested in the history of
Wellington.
By H Brittain
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The committee take this
opportunity of wishing all our members, the Compliments of the
Season, and we look forward to 2006 and the launch of “The
History of Karori and its People”
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See
you at our meeting 7.45pm Tuesday 6 December |
The Society's next meeting will be held on
TUESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2005
at St Ninian's Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori
at 7.45 p.m.
The title of John Thomson’s talk is:
“TALES FROM
ANTARCTIC PASTA”
No, it’s not a
spelling mistake – come along and hear something about Shackleton’s expedition
and how it is connected to Karori cemetery.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
THANK YOU to all those who attended the Annual General Meeting in June. The following officers were elected:
President - Judith Burch
Vice-President - Jan Heynes
Hon. Secretary - Henry Brittain
Hon. Treasurer - Frances Sutton
Committee - Elizabeth Bradford, Kim Gray, Ruth Graham, John Harper, Adrian Humphris (co-opted), Robin Ormerod, Euan Pearce, Phil Rogers
VISIT TO MUSEUM OF WELLINGTON CITY AND SEA
We postponed our proposed guided tour of their new exhibition "Tales of the Twentieth Century" until October and now have a choice of either THURSDAY 27 OCTOBER or SATURDAY 29. The tour would start at 10 a.m. and last for approximately 1.5 hours. So we can gauge members' interest in this tour could you please contact Elizabeth Bradford on 973 4049 or email:
e.bradford@paradise.net.nz by 13 SEPTEMBER. Historian and writer Chris Maclean has researched the stories which are featured in the exhibition.
Cost: $2 per person for guided tour plus $2 for coffee/tea and biscuits.
VOLUNTEERS
As you know most organisations are very reliant on the goodwill of its members to do all those tasks which help keep the organisation functioning and also help keep the expenditure under control. At present we need volunteers for:
HELPING SERVE REFRESHMENTS AFTER OUR MEETINGS And DELIVERING OUR
NEWSLETTERS
Both these tasks involve very little in terms of time – once every 3 months - and I would be delighted to hear from people who would be prepared to help. Phone 476 4400.
OVERDUE SUBSCRIPTIONS
We feel sure that these have been overlooked by some of our members - as a
reminder we are including a further invoice.
DID
YOU KNOW? - NEWS FROM OTHER SOCIETIES
Onslow
– Following the resignation of Judy Siers, Murray Pillar was elected as
the Society's new President
Eastbourne
– Has 270 members – can we match that?
Southern Bays
– Now in its second year of operation
OUR
PUBLICATIONS
Don’t
forget our publications – they make great presents. Our next publication will be the project we are currently working on – i.e. “The History of Karori and its People”. Watch this space !
Some titles available now:
Terawhiti and the Goldfields - James Brodie (328 pages) - $35
Karori Streets 1841 - 1991 - W G Chapman & K Wood - $20
The Wreck of the Penguin - Bruce Collins (128 pages) - $20
Homewood - R W Lithgow (20 pages) - $10
OUR
WEBSITE
We have a new-look Home Page with lots of pics of society activities and
events. The Stockade indexes have been updated and there are some great
pics of the Terawhiti Goldfields trip. Our most popular hit page is
still “Cleaning Gravestones” – no doubt due to cross-indexing by other
sites to point to ours.
Our
thanks to WCN Community Network which continue to provide the server to
host our site.
See you at our next meeting
Tuesday 6 September
The Society’s ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
will be held on
Tuesday 7 JUNE 2005
at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori at 7.45 p.m.
BUSINESS
ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS
CONSIDERATION OF CHANGES TO THE RULES OF THE SOCIETY
Pursuant to Rule 13 ALTERATION OF RULES consideration is to be given, and if thought fit, approve the following resolutions:-
1) That Rule 20 of the Society be amended as follows:
President Vice-President Honorary Secretary Honorary Treasurer Honorary Auditor
Recommended by the committee: That a position of Vice-President be established to ensure someone is available to undertake presidential duties either on the retirement or death of the incumbent or in the event of his/her unavailability
2) That Rule 4 (Membership) be amended by adding after the words "were present" the words:
"or those who recorded an apology"
Recommended by the committee: That those unable to attend the inaugural meeting, but whose apology had been recorded in the minutes, should be included in the list of foundation members.
Election of Officers: President,
Vice-President, Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer, Committee and Hon Auditor
Guest Speaker
John Martin, author of "The House: New Zealand House of Representatives
1854-2004" will speak on "Empire City and Seat of Government, Wellington and
Parliament in the 1860’s" We thought, as it is election year, it would be appropriate to have someone
talk about politicians and the parliamentary process. So come along and hear
what John has to say.
Committee Vacancies
Three of our long-standing and valued committee members are resigning this year (Arthur Olsson, Jim Brodie and Jenny Mawson). We need to replace them so how about volunteering? All that is required is enthusiasm and a love of
history, plus a willingness to assist with Society activities.
Annual Subscriptions Due
We have included an invoice with this Newsletter and our Treasurer will be
pleased to receive your subscription at the AGM. Family - $20 Single - $15
Battles of the Heart
A production by Toi Whakaara, NZ Drama School especially for Senior Citizens
which dramatises New Zealanders’ experiences in World War II. Held at St Andrews
Church, The Terrace from Tuesday 31 May -Saturday 4 June at 7 p.m. with matinees
on 2 & 4 June at 2 p.m. Cost $5.
Sheet Music Archive of New Zealand
This Archive Is organising an Exhibition of Kiwi Song in Upper Hutt from 4
May to 19 June at the Expressions Art and Entertainment Centre, 836 Fergusson Drive. Groups are welcome. If you are interested in joining the Archive’s Trust contact David R Dell, director/archivist at Box 40-510 Upper Hutt or 528 8595.
March Meeting
At our March meeting Robin Watt, forensic anthropologist, gave a fascinating
power-point presentation about "The creation of myth in New Zealand". Much
appreciated by all attending.
Karori History Project
The work is progessing and the editors have been kept busy with the
researcher’s contributions.
The Stockade
We apologise for the delay in delivering our 2004 issue.
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Trip to Terawhiti – 2 April
A great day out with the Cross Country vehicle club. Look at our
website for photos
Terawhiti Goldfields Trip |
See you at the AGM on the 7th - Supper will be
provided.
Karori Historical Society Newsletter
March 2005
The Society’s Next Meeting will be held on
Tuesday 1 March 2005 at 7.45pm
at St Ninian’s Hall, Newcombe Crescent, Karori
ROBIN WATT, DOCTOR OF FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY,WILL SPEAK ABOUT
"THE CREATION OF MYTH IN NEW ZEALAND HISTORY"
Do come along to what will be a most interesting and fascinating evening. You
may recall that Dr Watt was scheduled to come to our September meeting, but
other events intervened.
Proposed visits:
Wellington Museum of City and Sea:
If you are interested in a guided tour of their new exhibition "Tales of
the Twentieth Century" please let Henry Brittain, our secretary, know by
31 March: phone 476 7278 or email
henry.brittain@xtra.co.nz
This would take place sometime in June on a Saturday morning starting
at 10 a.m. and lasting for approximately 1-2 hours.
Terawhiti:
Weather permitting there will be an excursion to this historic area on
Saturday 2 April with the Cross-Country Vehicle Club. The trip
will start at 10am and return at approximately 3pm. There will be a charge
of approx $10 per person. Some walking will be involved and lunch will
be BYO. Jim Brodie will be present to provide the commentary. If
you are interested in coming please ring Judith Burch 476 4400 or email
artybees@actrix.co.nz by Saturday 12 March as we need to confirm
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Karori History
Project
The research work is hearing
completion as the majority of contributers have completed their first
draft. The editors are making good progress and we are nearing the
stage when we can start selecting photographs for inclusion.
Karori Library
Members will know that the building
of the new library has now started. However until it is completed don’t
forget that the Society’s collection is being housed in the College of
Education Library, entry Campbell Street.
Stockade
There have been unavoidable delays in
finalising the 2004 issue, but it will be distributed shortly.
Don’t forget Our Web Site –
www.karorihistory.org.nz |
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difference We do have lots of
locally produced publications which would make great presents. Contact Judith Burch to purchase Tel 476 4400
Terawhiti and the Goldfields - James Brodie (328 pages) - $35
Karori Streets 1841 - 1991 - W G Chapman & K Wood - $20
The Wreck of the Penguin - Bruce Collins (128 pages) - $20
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KHS members have been offered the HIGHLIGHTS New Zealand Memories book to
purchase at a substantially discounted price of $15.30 which is 33% off normal
retail price of $22.95 This 152 page book features favourite stories and
photographs from past issues of New Zealand Memories. The price of $15.30
includes postage and packing. To order: (cut and post the coupon below)
Name and Address to post to:
I am a Karori Historical Society Member taking advantage of
your discounted purchase offer.
At $15.30 Please send me one "Highlights" - a 152 page collectable of
Memories’ favourite stories from our last 25 issues. (Tick)
At $29 Please send me two Highlights – a 152 collectable book of
Memories’ favourite stories from the last 25 issues (Tick)
Please make cheque payable to New Zealand Memories OR
charge to VISA / Mastercard GST 37 281 883
Card No:
Cardholder Name: Card Expiry Date:
Amount: Signature:
Post to: NZ Memories Freepost 91 641 PO Box 17288 Green Lane
AUCKLAND
(Freephone 0800 696 366 No stamp required)
See you at our meeting 7.45pm Tuesday 1 March
For
2004 Newsletters click here
          
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