Two members of Waitangi Tribunal visit kohanga reo at Waiwhetu - Photograph taken by John Nicholson

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Two members of Waitangi Tribunal visit kohanga reo at Waiwhetu - Photograph taken by John Nicholson

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Two members of the Waitangi Tribunal, Chief Judge Edward Durie (left) and Mr Paul Temm QC, seen during a visit to a kohanga reo (language nursery) at Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt. Seen with them are (from left) Harehana Pupuke (5), Awhina Woods (4), Tautoko Ratu (6), Matariki Puketapu (2), Benjamin Cowan (1), and Tame Ngaheke (5). Photographed by Evening Post staff photographer John Nicholson on the 26th of June 1985. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s) Single image on negative strip. Finding Ai...

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26 June 1985

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