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| − | One of Waiheke's earliest European settlements was at Te Matuku Bay. | + | One of Waiheke's earliest European settlements was at Te Matuku Bay. Just off the Orapiu Rd near (signposted) is the Pioneer Cemetery. |
| − | [[Image:Tihare_PioneerCemetery1.JPG]] | + | [[Image:Tihare_PioneerCemetery1.JPG|frame|right]] |
| − | [[Image:Tihare_Headstone.JPG]] | + | [[Image:Tihare_Headstone.JPG|left|frame|In Loving Memory - Gladys Winifred Connell - A bud the gardener gave us, a pure and lovely child, he gave it to our keeping, to cherish undefiled, but just as it was opening, to the glory of the day, down came the heavenly gardener, and took our bud away]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 10 September 2007
One of Waiheke's earliest European settlements was at Te Matuku Bay. Just off the Orapiu Rd near (signposted) is the Pioneer Cemetery.
In Loving Memory - Gladys Winifred Connell - A bud the gardener gave us, a pure and lovely child, he gave it to our keeping, to cherish undefiled, but just as it was opening, to the glory of the day, down came the heavenly gardener, and took our bud away