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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 9 (January 1, 1929)

In the Stirring Days of 1846. — (Photo, J. W. Jones, Manners St., Wellington) — The crumbling ruins of Fort Paremata, garrisoned by British Redcoats in 1846. Paremata railway bridge is seen in the background

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In the Stirring Days of 1846. (Photo, J. W. Jones, Manners St., Wellington) The crumbling ruins of Fort Paremata, garrisoned by British Redcoats in 1846. Paremata railway bridge is seen in the background.

In the Stirring Days of 1846.
(Photo, J. W. Jones, Manners St., Wellington)
The crumbling ruins of Fort Paremata, garrisoned by British Redcoats in 1846. Paremata railway bridge is seen in the background.

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