Definition of Gumfields. Meaning of Gumfields. Synonyms of Gumfields

- suggests the age of most kauri gum is a few thousand years. Most of the gumfields were in Northland, Coromandel and Auckland, the site of the original kauri...
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- places in New Zealand where kauri gum was dug on a widescale. The Ahipara Gumfields Historic Reserve is to the south of the town. Shipwreck Bay (Te Kōhanga...
- North Island Consents expired; project sold to Manawa Energy Project Gumfields Wind near Ahipara, Northland Cancelled Mohaka Hydro 44 MW Mohaka River...
- student numbers fluctuated as local people moved to s**** an income on the gumfields. In 1890, attendance at the school ceased, and the building was dragged...
- New Zealand, driven by prejudice that forced them to leave the Kauri gumfields. In 1899, Antun Bulat, a Croatian immigrant to New Zealand, established...
- Motorimu Wind Farm Motorimu Wind Farm 108 Consents surrendered Project Gumfields Meridian Energy 99 No consents, apparently abandoned Puketiro RES NZ 150...
- for establishing the New Zealand wine industry. Forced off the kauri gumfields many moved into viticulture and winemaking instead, mainly in West Auckland...
- which attracted new migrants, including labourers heading for Northland's gumfields for work. She was educated by the Sisters of St Joseph and the Sisters...
- large Ardmore Gumfield (also known as the Papakura Gumfield), which stretched from Manurewa to Clevedon. By the 1900s, Auckland gumfields and swamps began...