Educating the Māori: a fine new school for boys officially opened last Saturday

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Educating the Māori: a fine new school for boys officially opened last Saturday

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St. Stephen's School which was established in 1844 initially as a Māori girls’ primary school in Parnell, Auckland, but changed to a boys’ school in 1860. In 1931 it relocated to Bombay Hills, Auckland and these images are of the official opening by the Primate of new Zealand, Archbishop Alfred Averill. Inset: The headmaster of the school, Mr. W. C

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1931-10-21

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Auckland Weekly News

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/261861

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St. Stephen's School (Auckland) / Opening ceremonies / Whakatuwheratanga / Averill, A. W. (Alfred Walter),1865-1957

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