Weekly Review No. 408 (1949)

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Weekly Review No. 408 (1949)

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New Zealand National Film Unit presents Weekly Review no. 408 (1949) WINTER SWIM - Mid-winter swimmers compete in Wellington for the Davenport Cup. CHILD MIGRANTS - The first party of children to come to New Zealand under the Child Migrant Scheme arrive at Auckland. TRAIN SMASH - A passenger train at Ngahauranga, near Wellington, has its entire side ripped open in collision with a crane. TYRE FACTORY OPENED - A large, new tyre factory covering three acres is opened at Lower Hutt. FLOOD CONTRO...

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New Zealand / National Film Unit / Winter Swim Wellington / Child migrants / Tyre factory Upper Hutt / Prime Minister Peter Fraser / Sidney Holland / Flood control Lake Ferry / Train crash / Ngauranga Station / Minister of Railways R. Semple / Youth leadership / Outdoor recreation / Māori Stick game / Miss New Zealand 1949 / Mary Woodward / Walter Nash

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