The Plimmer Legacy : A Family Story from Early Wellington to Modern Farming in the Rangitikei
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Author:DAWSON Bee
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ISBN:9780143773559
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Publication Date:May 2019
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Edition:1
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Pages:304
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The Plimmer Legacy : A Family Story from Early Wellington to Modern Farming in the Rangitikei
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Author:DAWSON Bee
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ISBN:9780143773559
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Publication Date:May 2019
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Edition:1
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Pages:304
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Penguin Books
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Country of Publication:
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A wide-ranging family story stretching from the early days of European settlement of Wellington to contemporary farming in the Rangitikei area.
From Wellingtons Plimmer Steps to the green hills of Motukawa. This is the story of a family several generations of influential people starting with the father of Wellington, John Plimmer, whose statue stands at the bottom of Plimmer Steps on Lambton Quay. Stories of Victorian and Edwardian life in the capital city lead on to the diverging paths of later generations, with an ongoing involvement in commerce, politics and farming. The hard days for farmers during the Depression, the interweaving of networks in rural communities, and the development of modern farms in the central North Island, make for a highly engaging read as seen through the experiences of one remarkable family.
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A wide-ranging family story stretching from the early days of European settlement of Wellington to contemporary farming in the Rangitikei area.
From Wellingtons Plimmer Steps to the green hills of Motukawa. This is the story of a family several generations of influential people starting with the father of Wellington, John Plimmer, whose statue stands at the bottom of Plimmer Steps on Lambton Quay. Stories of Victorian and Edwardian life in the capital city lead on to the diverging paths of later generations, with an ongoing involvement in commerce, politics and farming. The hard days for farmers during the Depression, the interweaving of networks in rural communities, and the development of modern farms in the central North Island, make for a highly engaging read as seen through the experiences of one remarkable family.
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Author: DAWSON BeeISBN: 9780143773559Publication Date: May 2019Edition: 1Pages: 304Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Penguin BooksCountry of Publication:
A wide-ranging family story stretching from the early days of European settlement of Wellington to contemporary farming in the Rangitikei area.
From Wellingtons Plimmer Steps to the green hills of Motukawa. This is the story of a family several generations of influential people starting with the father of Wellington, John Plimmer, whose statue stands at the bottom of Plimmer Steps on Lambton Quay. Stories of Victorian and Edwardian life in the capital city lead on to the diverging paths of later generations, with an ongoing involvement in commerce, politics and farming. The hard days for farmers during the Depression, the interweaving of networks in rural communities, and the development of modern farms in the central North Island, make for a highly engaging read as seen through the experiences of one remarkable family.
Featured in the 13 May 2019 New Zealand newsletter.
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Author: DAWSON BeeISBN: 9780143773559Publication Date: May 2019Edition: 1Pages: 304Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Penguin BooksCountry of Publication:
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