Farm life and work on the Galatea Estate, large Bay of Plenty area developed by the Crown for close settlement

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Farm life and work on the Galatea Estate, large Bay of Plenty area developed by the Crown for close settlement

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Kura Heritage Collections Online

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A settler's children on a Galatea farm. The Galatea Estate, an area of 22,175 acres lying about 50 miles to the south-east of Rotorua, was acquired by the Government in 1932 for land settlement purposes after being utilised privately as a sheep station for 50 years previously. Much work has been done since 1932 in developing the land and dividing up the area into sections for settlement. Early this year some of the blocks were allotted to settlers while sharemilkers placed on the estate in 19...

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1937-09-22

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Auckland Weekly News

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http://cdm20062.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/photos/id/277785

Related subjects

Dairy farms / Children / Horseback riding / Galatea / Whakatāne District

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