Today In New Zealand History
July 26, 2019
By AHNZ
1863: Surrender of Rangiriri
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1863: Surrender of Rangiriri
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1925: Burke Street Harbour Project
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November21 November: Princess Royal born, 1840Summer commences with November and although its general character may incline to warm dry weather, yet the ground is not unfrequently cooled, and treets, plants, and seeds greatly refreshed, and rapid growth in each encouraged by occasional copious rains, which stimulate vegetation in a very remarkable degree, and afford suitable opportunities for continuing the sowing and planting of some sorts of vegetable crop; first amongst which scarlet runners will claim attention, two or more successive sowings of each of which ought to be made during the commencement of the month.
Ref. Southern Provinces Almanac, 1868
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