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Film courtesy of Archives New Zealand - Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga
Reference: Pictorial Parade No 101, pt 1
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9 June 1909
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2 February 1939
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29 March 1959
Evangelist Billy Graham arrives for 11-day crusade
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4 December 1966
Radio Hauraki rules the waves
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Foundation stone for Victoria’s first building laid
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Death of Paddy the Wanderer
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26 November 1960
'Kiwi Keith' begins 12-year reign as PM
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10 July 1967
NZ adopts decimal currency
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2 August 1983
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New Zealand’s day with LBJ
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Parliament moves to Wellington
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Wellington steam-tram service opened
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21 June 1964
The Beatles land in NZ
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Bassett Road machine-gun murders
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15 February 1978
New Zealand beats England in a cricket test for the first time
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NZ Centennial Exhibition opens
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'Battle of Manners Street'
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NZ's last electric tram trip
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First NZ Rugby team in action
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