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The History of the Districts: Makikihi - Otaio - Hunter - Hook Written & Compiled Bill Washington

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Non-Fiction - New Zealand	Pop-Up Library Non-Fiction	Non Fiction	993.87 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		W00032212

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“The Makikihi River ran full time, now it’s just a flood river. Coach accommodation was built on the north bank of the river, then a hotel . Makikihi started to grow as the centre of the district.”

Calling on a range of sources, this book starts with early Māori history in the area, then well-heeled immigrants from Britain who established or took up extensive stations.

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