Thursday, December 10, 2009
In search of Mr. Phipps
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Post last updated: 16 April 2012, with information from Sheryl Avery. Way back in 1940, Mr. D. Ringrose included in his recollections of ...
Avondale bus crash, 1926
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Many years ago, probably the mid to late 1980s, I photocopied a couple of photos from the vertical files held at Avondale Library, back...
Auckland's 'phone boxes of doom
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In these days of the ever-continuing demise of public phone boxes in the wake of the cellphone revolution, younger generations will wonder ...
RMS Rangitiki
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This is the third ship which brought part of my bloodline to New Zealand. I don't know the names of the first two yet, the ones which ...
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
An explosive affair at Murchison
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This is Murchison. Up until now, when mentioned to me, my brain would drag up the tidbit of a certain earthquake of note which took place...
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Mural on Grosvenor Street
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I kept seeing this mural while on the buses whizzing past it along Great North Road through Grey Lynn, and was determined one day to take p...
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
CSIRO Bibliography entry for The Zoo War
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Discovered this morning: my Zoo War has been included on a bibliography (.pdf file) put out by the Aussies at CSIRO. After the initial sur...
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The Bird Barn
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The Bird Barn just off Lincoln Road in Henderson is a landmark for bird owners in Auckland. Trudging back up Lincoln Road yesterday in the...
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Friday, December 4, 2009
Heritage burns: the morning after
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An update to Heritage burns . This morning, I left the house early for two reasons: to be in time for a bus all the way up Lincoln Road ...
Lincoln vineyards
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Even though I've only been around a tiny bit over four-and-a-half decades, I do remember when Lincoln Road, coming off the North-Western...
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Heritage burns
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There's an article on the NZ Herald site tonight, a pall of smoke rising in a leaden sky thick with early summer rain, and a piece of ...
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Mural in a Helensville paddock
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A business trip to Helensville Museum yesterday saw me having a munch of corned beef sandwiches while sitting on a seat on the verandah ou...
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