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Captain Gilbert Mair and his Arawa Flying Column
Captain Gilbert Mair and his Arawa Flying Column at Rotokakahi Pa, Kaiteriria, in February, 1870.
Don Stafford
Historian Don Stafford spent most of his long career championing the history and heritage of his beloved city, Rotorua
Howard Morrison
The performer Howard Morrison – who died in Rotorua on 24 September 2009 – was one of the legends of New Zealand show business
Haane Te Rauawa Manahi
Haane Manahi fought in the 28th (Maori) Battalion during the Second World War. He won the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM)in Tunisia in 1943 but many thought he should have been awarded the Victoria Cross (VC).
Kereopa Te Rau
Kereopa Te Rau, 1871
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