NEW ZEALAND FOUNDERS SOCIETY INC.

HERITAGE TALES

These stories originate from NZ Founders members with the aim of helping us understand the journey that early New Zealanders travelled.

We’d love to hear your story! If you’d like to share, feel free to email your story for consideration:
Webadmin@nzfounders.org.nz

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Mt Eden Heritage under threat

Founding Days of our Society

Williams Organ - Wanganui

The Pyramid man who planted an impossible forest in New Plymouth

W H Levin, Journey to London 1859

Luke & Frances Nattrass 1839

Inglewood 150 years

Keirunga Homestead

Chew Chong - visionary entrepreneur 1827

Thomas Tanner, Father of Hastings

David Brown - NZ Founders Story

Fowlers of Stanley Vale 1858

Taradale Hotel

A Wee bit of West Coast humour

The folded card was used as a seat minder at the Bar when the need arose and a man needed to ‘Water his horse’.

The Rapahoe Hotel was commonly known as The Seven Mile which was coincidently seven miles north of Greymouth.

 

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