Back Issues: Girls' Flock House

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Back Issues: Girls' Flock House

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Manawatū Heritage

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Local historians weekly "Back Issues" article in the Manawatū Standard. After World War 1, the Sheep Owners' Association of New Zealand brought sons of British navy war personnel to New Zealand to be trained as farm cadets. They were trained and resided at Flock House, near Bulls. Shortly after the scheme commenced, recruiting the sisters of these men started. The young women were housed in Awapuni in the 1920s, in a large colonial style house then called Shalimar. The house was converted to ...

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Date created

2023-08-12

Creator

Russell Poole

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https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/c8f8d337-eeaa-4558-9201-e877e696a2ee

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Palmerston North

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back issues / farm cadets / flock house / historic house / manawatū standard / shalimar

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