- Brunner,
originally called Brunnerton, is a town in the
northwest of New Zealand's
South Island. It is 12
kilometres (7 mi) east of Greymouth, on the south...
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townships of
Stillwater and Taylorville. The town of
Brunner (formerly
Brunnerton) is nearby. Coal was
discovered on the West
Coast by
Nelson surveyor Thomas...
- Sir
William Jervois, to have
Brunner (at the time
still commonly called Brunnerton) and some
nearby settlements constituted a borough. The
petition was granted...
- 10 March. Wood, B (1996).
Disaster At Brunner, The
Coalmine Tragedy at
Brunnerton N.Z, 26
March 1896, A
commemorative History (1996 ed.). Greymouth: Bright...
- and at the
railway station of
Hamilton in New Zealand. Hill was born in
Brunnerton in New Zealand's West
Coast region on 28
August 1893. Her
family called...
- in 2005 when Blackball, Kaiata,
Stillwater and
Brunnerton Primary Schools were
merged onto the
Brunnerton Primary School site. "ArcGIS Web Application"...
-
Northland 1899–1900 in 2011 "The Mine’s Afire!": The
Journal of
Tommy Carter,
Brunnerton, 1896 by
Susan Battye (2009) No Survivors: The
Diary of
Jackie Simms,...
- 376
kilometres (234 mi) of
railway between Christchurch and
Nelson via
Brunnerton (later Brunner) over a ten year period. The line was to be
built and operated...
- a New
Zealand Salvation Army
officer and businessman. He was born in
Brunnerton, West Coast, New
Zealand on 23
April 1871. Bradwell, C. R. "George Moore"...
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lecture tours in 1897 to help
local chapters recruit members. She
visited Brunnerton where she
encouraged the
start of a Boys' Club, and then
three more clubs...
