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31 May 1916
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11 April 1916
Arrival of the NZ Division in France
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9 June 1909
Public Trust Office building opens
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21 August 1915
New Zealand mounteds attack Hill 60
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15 July 1915
Gallipoli wounded arrive home on the Willochra
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16 October 1914
Main Body of NZEF sails to war
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5 August 1914
New Zealand enters the First World War
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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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5 November 1913
Battle of Featherston Street
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2 February 1939
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24 September 1917
Bere Ferrers rail accident
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25 August 1916
First New Zealand soldier executed
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9 May 1915
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2 April 1915
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23 October 1915
Ten NZ nurses lost in Marquette sinking
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27 August 1904
Foundation stone for Victoria’s first building laid
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Death of Paddy the Wanderer
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The Battle of Messines
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16 June 1923
Baby-farmer Daniel Cooper hanged
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26 July 1865
Parliament moves to Wellington
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24 August 1878
Wellington steam-tram service opened
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24 September 1905
Race killing in Haining St, Wellington
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26 June 1918
Wimmera sunk by German mine
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8 August 1915
Wellington Battalion captures Chunuk Bair
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29 August 1914
NZ force captures German Samoa
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7 October 1917
German 'Sea Devil' imprisoned in NZ
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8 November 1939
NZ Centennial Exhibition opens
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3 April 1943
'Battle of Manners Street'
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2 May 1964
NZ's last electric tram trip
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22 May 1884
First NZ Rugby team in action
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15 December 1915
The evacuation of Gallipoli begins
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2 June 1917
NZ steamer captured by the Wolf
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25 April 1915
NZ troops land at Gallipoli
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22 January 1840
First European settlers arrive in Wellington
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23 January 1855
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26 February 1844
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