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Today we have Sunday, 9 June 2024, 23. week and the clock is suggesting 14:01.
People
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List of pictures
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22.01.2015 | Judge Frederick Edward Maning (1812–1883), New Zealander, Author of "Old New Zealand", Photograph from the Grey Collection, Auckland Public Library |
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22.01.2015 | Donald Sutherland, around 1878, sailor, soldier, gold prospector, settler, and first European discoverer of Sutherland Falls, second highest falls of New Zealand. |
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25.12.2014 | George Silk (1916–2004), Levin, New Zealand, Photojournalist |
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14.06.2014 | John Ballance, Sculpture on front of Whanganui City Council Building, Whanganui, New Zealand |
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11.03.2014 | Heinrich Krüger, Klavier- und Gesanglehrer, Gründer des Musikverein Bochum im Jahr 1860, Chorleiter und Dirigent des Musikverein Bochum 1860-1872 und 1888-1904 |
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10.07.2012 | James Hector (1834–1907), scottish born medical doctor (M.D.), geologist, explorer, head of New Zealand Institute, Geological Survey of New Zealand, and Chancellor of the University of New Zealand. |
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28.07.2011 | Louis Ehrenfried (1835–1897), German-born well-known New Zealand brewer and local politician. |
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16.07.2011 | Bendix Hallenstein (1835–1905), German-born New Zealand merchant, manufacturer and politician. |
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20.06.2011 | Johann Friederich August Kelling (1820–1909), German-born immigrant to New Zealand, co-founder of the German settlement Ranzau (close to Nelson), community leader and member of the House of Representatives for Waimea district. |
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16.06.2011 | Julius Haast and his wife Mary. |
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16.06.2011 | Sir Johann Franz Julius von Haast (1822–1887), German-born geologist, natural scientists and professor of the school geology at the Canterbury College in New Zealand. |
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25.01.2011 | Hongi Hika (1772–1828), Maori Chief of the Ngapuhi-Iwi and probably best known war leader at times of the New Zealand musket wars. |
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12.01.2011 | Thomas Kendall (1778–1832), british missionary and linguist, who settled in New Zealand in mission order of the Church Missionary Society (CMS), founder of the first Sunday schools and in 1815 editor of the first Maori-English dictionary. |
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12.01.2011 | The chiefs Waikato and Hongi Hika with missionary Thomas Kendall in England, oil painting by James Barry, 1820. |
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14.07.2010 | Whina Cooper, activist, symbol figure of the Maori Land Rights Movement and foundation president of the Maori Women's Welfare League. |
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29.04.2010 | Pōtatau Te Wherowhero, Waikato chief, became later the first Māori king. |
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05.04.2010 | Charles Philippe Hippolyte de Thierry (1793–1864), colonialist. He wanted to be the king of New Zealand |
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19.08.2009 | John Logan Campbell (1817–1912), politician, mayor of Auckland and the first secretary of the Auckland Savings Bank. |
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02.08.2009 | Otto Ernst Niemeyer (1883–1971), banker, director of Bank of England. |
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31.01.2009 | John Ballance (1839–1893), Prime minister of New Zealand. |
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24.11.2008 | Edward Wingfield Humphreys (1841–1892), politician and founder of Middlemarch, Otago, New Zealand. |
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12.08.2008 | Francis Place (1771–1854), british social reformer and chartist. |
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09.07.2008 | Samuel Duncan Parnell (1810–1890), carpenter, successful fighter for the eight hours working day in Wellington, New Zealand. |
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03.02.2008 | Florence Owens Thompson (1903–1983) as Migrant Mother (1936) (3) |
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03.02.2008 | Florence Owens Thompson (1903–1983) as Migrant Mother (1936) (2) |
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03.02.2008 | Florence Owens Thompson (1903–1983) as Migrant Mother (1936) (1) taken by the documentary photographer Dorothea Lange (1895–1965). |
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14.01.2008 | Frances Willard (1839–1898), suffragette, social reformer and founder of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), USA. |
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07.01.2008 | Mary Ann Müller (1820–1901), suffragette, and one of the first feminist in New Zealand. |
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03.01.2008 | Kate Sheppard (1847–1934), suffragette, social reformer and first president of the National Council of Woman in New Zealand. |
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25.11.2007 | Thomas Gabriel Read (1824–1826), Australien, Gold Prospector, he triggert the Otago Goldrush in New Zealand. |
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22.11.2007 | William Larnach with his family (1878). |
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22.11.2007 | William Larnach (1833–1898), Banker, Politician, Builder of Larnach Castle, Dunedin, New Zealand. |
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19.11.2007 | Charles Henry Kettle (1821–1862), Surveyor, Politician in Dunedin, New Zealand. |
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16.11.2007 | Thomas Burns (1796–1871), Clergy of Scottland, Colonialist in Otago, Co-Founder of Dunedin, New Zealand. |
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14.11.2007 | William Cargill (1784–1860), Colonialist in Otago, Co-Founder of Dunedin, New Zealand. |
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06.11.2007 | Priscilla Wakefield (1751–1832), Feminists, People of the Georgian era, Quaker, Writer, New Zealand. |
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