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Teenagers in the 60s ›
Kaye
I have a question at this stage. Is it possible to find a library in Auckland that would have copies of newspapers from Invercargill during the years 1965 to 1968? The Southland Times I think it was.
Fran
You can search New Zealand libraries holdings at http://nzlc.natlib.govt.nz. If you search 'Southland Times' as a serial title, you will find a number of Auckland libraries. It appears that most only hold recent issues. Details about Auckland City Libraries newspaper collection is online at http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/aboutthelibraries/collections/News-and-Newspapers.aspx.
Stephanie
Could you please advise if there is a website where i would be able to locate waiata that was sung around the time of the Treaty of Waitangi? Many thanks Stephanie
Reetu
Wha does the treay of waitangi mean to a person living in NZ?
Jim
If I don't want to register, would you post a question on my behalf? thanks Jim
admin
Hi Jim - yep, sure thing - just email us at [email protected] and ask us to post your question Regards, Jamie Mackay

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