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Papers Past — Daily Southern Cross — 22 June 1876 — THE FUNERAL OF MR. BUCHOLZ. Papers Past is a collection of digitised historic New Zealand newspapers which offers browsing and full text searching.

Papers Past — New Zealand Herald — 29 November 1875 — FIJI STEAM SERVICE. Loading, please wait. This article has been automatically clipped from the New Zealand Herald, organised into a single column, then optimised for display on your computer screen. As a result, it may n...

Papers Past — Hawera & Normanby Star — 25 January 1912 — ELTHAM. Loading, please wait. This article has been automatically clipped from the Hawera & Normanby Star, organised into a single column, then optimised for display on your computer screen. As a result, it m...