- Te
Purewa (?–1842?) was a
notable New
Zealand tribal leader, war
leader and peacemaker. Of Māori descent, he
identified with the
Tuhoe iwi. He was born...
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Purewa Tunnel is a 596-metre-long (1,955 ft) rail
tunnel in Auckland, New Zealand. It is on the
North Island Main
Trunk line and is
located in the suburb...
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Purewa railway station was a
station on the
North Island Main
Trunk line (NIMT) in Auckland, New Zealand. It was
located between Glen
Innes station and...
- cost £375,000) by the
Railways Improvement Authorisation Act, 1914. The
Purewa Tunnel, a
major engineering work
halfway between the city and Glen Innes...
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Purewa Cemetery in Auckland. Knight, Lindsay. "Nicky Allen". New
Zealand Rugby Union.
Retrieved 30
August 2015. "Burial &
cremation details".
Purewa Cemetery...
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lieutenant colonel.
Dowell died on 3
August 1910 in Auckland, and is
buried at
Purewa Cemetery in the
suburb of Meadowbank. He has an
unusual gravestone. His...
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became the
first blind University graduate in New Zealand. He was
buried at
Purewa Cemetery in the
Auckland suburb of Meadowbank. Davidson,
Allan K. "Ernest...
- at the
corner of
Purewa Road and
Manapau Street where there is a carpark. The
station opened on 21 July 1947,
replacing the
Purewa railway station which...
- was
appointed a
Knight Bachelor, for
public services. He was
buried at
Purewa Cemetery in the
Auckland suburb of Meadowbank. In 1995,
Kerridge was posthumously...
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corner shops are
located on the
corner of
Gerard Way and St John's Road.
Purewa Cemetery, one of
central Auckland's
largest cemeteries, is
situated in Meadowbank...
