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then a temporary bridge, used in construction, was hit by a steamer. Work got under way again, £3,000 was in the Public Works
Estimates and the bridge was reported complete in 1920, except for its approaches. The bridge opened in 1921 and, on 28 July 1921, was officially opened by the Minister of Public Works,
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festivities. The regatta provided a means of association between two ethnic groups, socially and culturally. The first official regatta took place in 1896 and since then has grown to become one of New
Zealand's largest aquatic festivals. During the centennial regatta in March 1996, over 48,000 people
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agreed to share the cost in 1914. The State
Advances office lent £2,500 for the bridge in 1915. Wartime shortages caused further delays, but by 1917 the new bridge was taking shape. Further delay occurred when additional piles had to be driven. The Minister reported the work well in hand in 1919, but
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Ngāruawāhia is the home of the rugby league team
Turangawaewae RLC, which is named after the marae opposite the clubrooms. The club currently holds the record for the first team to win consecutive titles in the annual Waicoa Bay Premiers Competition, consisting of all teams in the Waikato, Coast and
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On the northern side of the Waipā River is the
Christian Youth Camps (CYC), the largest youth camp site in New Zealand. CYC started in the early 1960s with large Easter conventions. Today there are two separate camp sites on 38 hectares of land. The camp offers school holiday camps throughout the
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opened for traffic in 1876. So long as there were few trains, there was little complaint that gates closed 10 minutes before a train was due. However, by the 1900s road and rail traffic was increasing, averaging 20 trains, 275 pedestrians, 43 equestrians, 29 light vehicles, 18 milk carts, 6 wagons,
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mile (1.2 km) away, in the
Hakarimatas. The concrete dam is 100 feet (30 m) long and 26 feet (7.9 m) high and now accessible by the Waterworks Walk from Brownlee Avenue, alongside Mangarata Stream. The population was then 1100 in 240 houses. By 1965 the population was 3,630, so water
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Complaints had been made about a single-lane bridge since before it was built, so, when the new NIMT bridge was built, the Main
Highways Board leased the old one and added decking. The conversion was completed in early November 1931, allowing 2-way traffic. Single lane traffic was reinstated for a
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On 13 March 1953 a contract was let for a new steel truss bridge. An April 1955 photo shows two piers in the river. On 20 August 1955 the centre span was placed and a 1955 photo shows the bridge almost finished. The first car drove over the bridge on 19 October 1956. By 2008 17,392 vehicles a day
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Of those at least 15 years old, 579 (12.3%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 1,155 (24.5%) people had no formal qualifications. 468 people (9.9%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of those at least 15 was that 2,391 (50.8%) people were employed
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after a white flag of truce was flown, Cameron informed Māori that
Governor Grey would only come to talk peace if his forces were allowed to enter Ngāruawāhia unopposed. Cameron entered a deserted Ngāruawāhia on 8 December 1863, but Grey never came to talk peace. Despite Māori protest, sales of
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woman, had eloped and settled at Ngāruawāhia, causing a rift between their tribes. When their first child was born, Ngāti
Maniapoto were invited to the celebration in an attempt to reconcile the tribes. Te Ngaere's father named the boy Te Mana-o-te-rangi in honour of Ngāti Maniapoto. Peace was
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coal, which was converted to gas in a
Cambridge Patent Gas Producer (many were used about this time in Australasia) and used to drive a 2-cylinder gas engine. It closed in 1924. Much of the machinery was removed in 1950 and from 1954 the building was used as a scout hall.
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Category 2 – Band Rotunda, Delta Tavern, Doctor's House, former bakery, former Flourmill Store, former Māori pā – Puke i Ahua, Grant's Chambers, 13 Lower Waikato Esplanade, 2 Old Taupiri Rd, Pioneer Gun Turret, Riverdale, St Paul's Church, War Memorial.
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few months in 1936 to allow a 40 ft (12 m) truss on the 1921 bridge to be replaced. Traffic was still increasing. In 1935 traffic between Ohinewai and Ngāruawāhia averaged 660 vehicles a day. By 1938 it had risen to 1,329.
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teams are Ngaruawahia Panthers and Tūrangawaewae. The 'Ngaruawahia Rugby League Club' is the oldest such club in the Waikato. Early games were played on varying venues, for instance
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Allan Sanson, du Plessis-Allan "really upset locals". In June 2016, local mayor Allan Sanson said du Plessis-Allan spent around three hours in the town, apologizing to residents.
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Ngaruawahia, Waikato, view south to town at the confluence of the Waikato River with the Domain and bridge with Great South Road, and Waipā River with Waingar Road Bridge beyond
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is traditionally used during the crowning of a Māori monarch. In 1995, the Holy Trinity Anglican Church burned down, and a new church had been built in its place by 1998.
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broadcaster) claimed that the "town is rotting". The broadcaster later accepted a challenge to visit the town and an article relating to the incident appeared on a
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means "the opened food pits", which derives from a great feast in the 17th century. Te Ngaere, a Ngāti Tamainupō chief, and Heke-i-te-rangi, a
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2758:"Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives – 1938 Public Works Statement (By The Hon. R. Semple, Minister of Public Works)"
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year. During the terms, the camps are used by various groups, including schools, churches and sporting organisations.
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club, founded in 1968. Centennial Park serves as the home ground for the club, and has been the home venue for
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3261:"Shades of Bad? The changing face of NZ gang culture"
2733:"NGARUAWAHIA BRIDGE (New Zealand Herald, 1936-04-03)"
1557:"Historical Report on Hamilton Street and City Names"
949:
Category 1 Turangawaewae House built in 1912–1919 as
3639:"NGARUAWAHIA CAMP. (New Zealand Herald, 1925-08-31)"
3470:"Ending the bridge jumping tradition in Ngaruawahia"
2508:"PUBLIC WORKS ESTIMATES (Waikato Times, 1920-10-23)"
2458:"DAMAGE TO BRIDGE. (New Zealand Herald, 1919-05-30)"
384:, and an increase of 1,287 people (24.1%) since the
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3952:"St Paul's Catholic School Official School Website"
3908:"Waipa School Ministry of Education School Profile"
3856:"Ngaruawahia School Education Review Office Report"
3564:"Parliamentary papers. (New Zealander, 1863-12-24)"
2483:"ENGINEERS IN HAMILTON (Waikato Times, 1919-10-27)"
739:By April 2001, the damaged rail bridge was mended.
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3614:"GREAT MILITARY CAMP. (Auckland Star, 1925-04-08)"
2683:"WAIKATO COUNTY. (New Zealand Herald, 1931-11-12)"
3754:"Ngaruawahia High School Official School Website"
3285:"Ngaruawahia community on edge after gang unrest"
2846:"Turangawaewae House / Maori Parliament Building"
2558:"NGARUAWAHIA BOROUGH (Waikato Times, 1921-07-22)"
2181:"NGARUAWAHIA BRIDGE. (Waikato Times, 1891-03-28)"
746:and by 2010 the town had its own community news.
3514:"MAORI SCHOOL LAND. (Auckland Star, 1921-11-24)"
2583:"NGARUAWAHIA BRIDGE (Waikato Times, 1921-07-29)"
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1609:Waikato River Its People, Places & History
1460:2018 Census place summary: Ngāruawāhia Central
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3930:"Waipa School Education Review Office Report"
1430:
1428:
1421:Ngaruawahia – a small town with a big history
1096:, known as "The Green Machine", is the local
8:
3816:"Ngaruawahia School Official School Website"
3489:"Waikato-Tainui College : Our Location"
1612:. David Bateman Limited, New Zealand, 2009.
1471:2018 Census place summary: Ngāruawāhia South
1449:2018 Census place summary: Ngāruawāhia North
1436:"Statistical area 1 dataset for 2018 Census"
320:
4106:Photo of 1936 tar sealing of Great South Rd
1820:1973 – The Great Ngaruawahia Music Festival
1689:Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 – 1954)
1006:following the death of her father in 2024.
603:A gun turret of the paddle-steamer gunboat
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3427:"People matter most in lovely Ngaruawahia"
1978:"THE NEW ZEALAND OFFICIAL YEAR-BOOK, 1966"
1798:1953 & 1974 – Queen Elizabeth’s Visits
871:
756:In May 2016, Heather du Plessis-Allan (an
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1906:"NGARUAWAHIA'S WATER, NEW ZEALAND HERALD"
1535:"Puke-i-aahua Pa Palisade, Ngaaruaawahia"
1992:"Top of the south aims for largest haka"
1490:Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand
1236:, operatic singer and traditional carver
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2381:Auckland Weekly News (4 October 1917).
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3309:"Gang boss gives P dealers ultimatum"
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1845:Ngaruawahia 1980–2010 A Brief History
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680:The Great Ngaruawahia Music Festival
609:, now mounted near the Waikato River
204:11.86 km (4.58 sq mi)
3283:Jo Lines-Mackenzie (October 2016).
3170:Kerr, Florence (5 September 2024).
5027:1863 establishments in New Zealand
176: • Territorial Authority
25:
3468:Kelsey Wilkie (4 November 2016).
2017:"Murals set scene for 150th mark"
933:Figurehead at Puke i Āhua pā site
4955:Great Ngaruawahia Music Festival
3146:"World War One and Two Memorial"
2127:"Place name detail: Ngāruawāhia"
1786:American officer and Tainui kuia
391:Ethnicities were 54.2% European/
52:
1555:O’Malley, Vincent (June 2020).
914:Ngaruawahia Railway Bridge 1931
711:Mangarata Reservoir, Hakarimata
1809:Māori and English Queens, 1974
957:and traditional Māori styles;
591:" (break open the food pits).
429:and 1.4% had other religions.
1:
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4094:Auckland Weekly News photo –
3403:. August 2006. Archived from
3401:New Zealand Press Association
3121:"St Paul's Church (Catholic)"
1002:; she obtained the throne at
889:
437:Individual statistical areas
186: • Regional council
4771:Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant
3265:Special Broadcasting Service
2135:New Zealand Geographic Board
2106:Nancy El-Gamel (June 2016).
1691:. 13 October 1912. p. 7
1486:Waikato places – Ngāruawāhia
830:1921 single-lane road bridge
826:and 55 stock a day in 1910.
32:Town in Waikato, New Zealand
27:Town in Waikato, New Zealand
5022:Populated places in Waikato
4991:Ngaruawahia United (soccer)
3225:. Te Potiki National Trust.
3197:"Te Kāhui Māngai directory"
2360:. Wilson & Horton Ltd.
1932:"Mangarata Stream, Waikato"
1503:"Heritage planners minutes"
1393:(territorial authorities);
1265:Ngaruawahia Railway Station
990:Ngāruawāhia is home to the
650:visited Ngāruawāhia during
61:passing through Ngāruawāhia
5058:
4960:Huntly rail bridge bombing
4868:Paeroa–Pokeno Railway Line
4754:Facilities and attractions
4018:bernardfergusson.school.nz
3694:Alexander Turnbull Library
2946:"Flourmill Store (Former)"
1685:""Cambridge" Gas Producer"
1492:. Updated 8 December 2011.
1171:
1164:want the practice to end.
4996:Taniwharau (rugby league)
4162:
3758:ngaruawahiahigh.school.nz
3391:"Tuheitia new Maori king"
2783:"www.trafficcounts.co.nz"
2063:Belinda Feek (May 2016).
2015:Aaron Leaman (May 2011).
1910:paperspast.natlib.govt.nz
908:
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766:front page. According to
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225:690/km (1,800/sq mi)
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3740:Waikato District Council
3668:www.aucklandcity.govt.nz
2387:www.aucklandcity.govt.nz
2358:Waikato County 1876–1976
2310:www.aucklandcity.govt.nz
1887:Waikato District Council
1606:Ian D. Robinson (2010).
1332:"ArcGIS Web Application"
1218:, television personality
994:. The first Māori King,
953:building in a fusion of
654:and would share food at
301:. Ngāruawāhia is in the
214: • Territorial
201: • Territorial
190:Waikato Regional Council
180:Waikato District Council
4986:Huntly Thistle (soccer)
4929:Ngaruawahia High School
4062:Education Review Office
4036:educationcounts.govt.nz
4000:Education Review Office
3974:educationcounts.govt.nz
3938:Education Review Office
3912:educationcounts.govt.nz
3864:Education Review Office
3838:educationcounts.govt.nz
3802:Education Review Office
3776:educationcounts.govt.nz
3493:www.waikatotainui.ac.nz
3478:Retrieved November 2016
1624:Retrieved November 2016
1336:statsnz.maps.arcgis.com
1246:Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
1195:Ngaruawahia High School
782:Waikato River crossings
751:Ngaruawahia High School
702:North Island Main Trunk
419:Māori religious beliefs
274:[ŋaːɾʉaˈwaːhia]
4101:1926 photos of Hophopu
3396:The New Zealand Herald
3376:The New Zealand Herald
3345:. Stuff. October 2016.
3328:The New Zealand Herald
2116:Retrieved October 2016
2070:The New Zealand Herald
2053:Retrieved October 2016
1578:"GOVERNMENT LAND SALE"
1400:Statistics New Zealand
1382:Statistics New Zealand
1364:Statistics New Zealand
987:
934:
840:Raglan County Councils
803:
768:Waikato District Mayor
712:
700:derailed on the local
664:Dame Te Ātairangikaahu
610:
575:
4040:Ministry of Education
3978:Ministry of Education
3916:Ministry of Education
3842:Ministry of Education
3820:ngaruawahia.school.nz
3780:Ministry of Education
2131:New Zealand Gazetteer
1773:Meeting of the Waters
1771:Latta, A. M. (1980).
1564:Hamilton City Council
1375:(regional councils);
1248:, rugby league player
1230:, rugby league player
996:Pōtatau Te Wherowhero
980:Pōtatau Te Wherowhero
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321:Historical population
305:, the fourth largest
248: • Summer (
145:Ngaruawahia Community
4761:Huntly Power Station
4604:Whangamarino Wetland
3956:stpaulsnga.school.nz
3071:"Pioneer Gun Turret"
2356:More, David (1976).
1084:Sport and recreation
1018:affiliated with the
1014:Ngāruawāhia has two
1000:Ngā Wai Hono i te Pō
898:Te Awa cycleway 2017
270:Māori pronunciation:
222: • Density
4965:Māori King movement
4567:Geographic features
3407:on 11 November 2016
3150:www.heritage.org.nz
3125:www.heritage.org.nz
3100:www.heritage.org.nz
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3000:www.heritage.org.nz
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2900:www.heritage.org.nz
2875:www.heritage.org.nz
2850:www.heritage.org.nz
2312:. 19 September 1912
1957:"Hakarimata Tracks"
1842:Mark Smith (2012).
1584:. 30 September 1864
1484:Swarbrick, Nancy. "
1004:Tūrangawaewae Marae
970:Māori King Movement
849:reinforced concrete
494:Ngāruawāhia Central
438:
322:
303:Hamilton Urban Area
277:) is a town in the
86: /
3670:. 19 February 1925
2996:"Grant's Chambers"
1515:on 9 February 2013
1228:Shaun Kenny-Dowall
1216:Kelvin Cruickshank
1094:Ngaruawahia United
988:
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672:Queen Elizabeth II
660:Queen Elizabeth II
646:Officers from the
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3888:on 19 August 2019
2921:"Bakery (Former)"
2067:. Hamilton News.
2043:Phillipa Yalden.
1855:978-0-473-21930-7
1240:Richard Tomlinson
1108:in past seasons.
1098:football (soccer)
1089:Football (soccer)
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696:In March 1998, a
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471:Ngāruawāhia North
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4934:Raglan Chronicle
4908:Regional Council
4898:District Council
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4873:State Highway 23
4861:Transport routes
4790:Railway stations
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4776:Te Uku Wind Farm
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4579:Hakarimata Range
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4229:Onewhero-Te Ākau
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808:Great South Road
800:Hakarimata Range
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