41. Virtual New Zealand - History Of New Zealand BOOKMARK PAGE. History of New Zealand. vnz.co.nz Culture new zealand history. Overture, Search the Web. Type it and go! http://www.vnz.co.nz/culture/history.shtml

Donate if you enjoy Virtual New Zealand Search this Site Features and Favourites Live NZ radio View Webcams News Headlines Weather Conditions Maori Culture NZ Shopping Photo Stock Library Whats New About our Site Site Map BOOKMARK PAGE History of New Zealand vnz.co.nz Culture New Zealand History Search the Web. Type it and go! SHIFT DOWN E MAIL Categories: Start Photo Tour Postcards Regions ... Links Services: Contact Shopping Photo Stock More Places: Australia Americas New Zealand Hot Product Travel Guide Powered by Red Hat Linux The New Zealand land mass is ancient. Geologists estimate that it separated from the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana around 80 million years ago as a single land mass, which geologists call Rangitata. Around 5 million years ago, NewZealand?s North and South Islands began to take the shape they have today. Rainforest covered most of New Zealand?s land area as recently as seven thousand years ago. Isolated from the rest of the world by vast expanses of ocean, New Zealand was a haven for unique species of flora and fauna, including many species of flightless birds that evolved in safety at ground level through the millennia. Perhaps the most well-known of these flightless birds today is the Kiwi, which adapted to a forest environment, feeding mainly upon earthworms and larvae. Humans first settled on New Zealand somewhere between 950 and 1130 AD. The first settlers were Polynesians who, well known for their navigation skill, probably made the voyage in twin-hulled or outrigger canoes. These first Polynesian settlers called their new home ?Aotearoa,? which means ?land of the long white cloud.?

42. Nzealand - New Zealand History Timeline history New Zealand has accomplished much in its short history. The divided. Described as the worst 56 days in New Zealand s history. http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/nzealand/history.html

NZ Time - m e n u economy Under Construction general info history History Timeline Treaty of Waitangi images Overview Geographical Cities and Towns Flora and Fauna land/geography Overview North Island South Island Outlying Islands ... links people Overview Population Analysis Famous NZers Movies and Music ... quiz travel/tourism Overview Itineraries Auckland AKL Airport ... Customs Information history New Zealand has accomplished much in its short history. The timeline below gives a brief outline of the history of a unique country. Timeline Supposed year of the 'Great Migration' in which a large fleet of Maori arrived in NZ from Hawaiki. Naming it Staten Landt , Abel Tasman discovers and claims New Zealand for Holland. Captain James Cook lands at Gisborne and claims New Zealand for Britain. Marion du Fresne lands in the Bay of Islands and, yet again, claims the country for France, calling it France Australe (South France) The colonization of New Zealand Begins. The Treaty of Waitangi is signed on February 6th. 1840's The Maori rebel against the British, lead by Hone Heke New Zealand officially declared a crown colony.

43. THE TRAIL OF WAITANGI - Events Leading To The Treaty Of Waitangi And Beyond. Romanism and Gods E Trails Through the New Zealand Countryside F Miscellaneous The Trail of Waitangi Some Trails through new zealand history. http://www.waitangi.com/

waitangi.com About these pages SORTING OUT THE TREATY SEARCH A: The Treaty of Waitangi B: On Muskets, Revenge, Utu and Cannibalism C: Colonialism, Land Wars, The first Printer, etc. D: On Christianity, Romanism and Gods E: Trails Through the New Zealand Countryside F: Miscellaneous "The Trail of Waitangi" Some Trails through New Zealand History A. THE TREATY OF WAITANGI TRAIL in 7 parts. Here to print / view total text i. AN ILLEGAL COMPANY IS FORMED TO TRADE IN LAND 1837. An Association is formed in England to buy land in New Zealand to sell on at a profit. It is rejected by the British Parliament, but resurfaces under the name of the "New Zealand Company", sending several boats of colonists to Cook Strait. ii. THE ACCUSERS 1839: The British Government is forced into a position of making New Zealand a British Colony, but moreso for protection of the Maori against certain unscrupulous Europeans, who stir up much opposition and accusations. iii. THE SIGNING OF THE TREATY 30th Jan - 6th Feb 1840 - A Governor is sent to New Zealand, a treaty is translated and presented to Maori for signing, still with continuing opposition from Europeans and the Roman Bishop. iv.

44. Chinese In New Zealand HISTORY OF CHINESE IN NZ Chinese settlement in NZ, past and present by Dr James aspects of health care by Dr James Ng July 2003 Chinese in New Zealand by Dr http://www.stevenyoung.co.nz/chinesevoice/history.htm

Home What's New! Chinese Voice Other Articles ... Contact HISTORY OF CHINESE IN NZ Chinese settlement in NZ, past and present by Dr James Ng - October 2001 Characteristics of Chinese culture and aspects of health care by Dr James Ng - July 2003 Chinese in New Zealand by Dr James Ng - November 2002 Chinese Goldseekers in Otago by Dr James Ng - June 2003 A Laundry Life - by Dr James Ng - May 2003 Hows James Ng's family eventually become kiwis. An introduction to NZ-Chinese writing - by Dr James Ng - May 2003 Sponsored by - Consulting Engineers Back to top

45. New Zealand History - Subject Portals - Library - University Of Canterbury Library Home Library Catalogue Electronic Resources Subject Portals Ask a Librarian Campus Libraries Services. new zealand history. Library Resources. http://library.canterbury.ac.nz/art/hist/nz/nz_hist.shtml

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... Search Information Librarian Jill Durney Information Request Form See Also informED Online Macmillan Brown Library Library Links Library Home Library Catalogue Electronic Resources Subject Portals ... Ask a Librarian New Zealand History Library Resources Call numbers for NZ History Biographical dictionaries Encyclopedias NZ History Videos ... Theses Official Publications New Zealand Official Information Statistics Early Electoral Rolls (Canterbury) Journals Held in the Library Databases Index New Zealand Te Puna National Library database Tapuhi Alexander Turnbull Library database Papers Past online newspapers Waitangi Tribunal Reports Web Resources Metasites NZHistory.net Sites Archives New Zealand NZ Historic Places Trust Sound Archives (Radio New Zealand) ... New Zealand Film Archive Museums Canterbury Museum (via NRAM) Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Libraries Christchurch City Libraries - Aotearoa New Zealand Centre National Library of New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library ... New Zealand Libraries New Zealand Search Tools Te Puna Web Directory New Zealand search engines Send comments, suggestions and feedback to the

46. New Zealand History Videos - Subject Portals - Library - University Of Canterbur new zealand history Videos. Videos on or related to new zealand history held in the Library. MB. Plane crazy Kiwis a history of New Zealand aviation. John Hagen. http://library.canterbury.ac.nz/art/hist/nz/videos.shtml

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... NZ History Portal Subject Categories General documentaries on New Zealand Maori / Polynesian history (general) Treaty of Waitangi The New Zealand wars ... History of aviation Library Links Library Home Library Catalogue Electronic Resources Subject Portals ... Ask a Librarian New Zealand History Videos Videos on or related to New Zealand History held in the Library Compiled from the Library Catalogue, 24/4/01. See Library Catalogue records for more details. Location codes: MB = Macmillan Brown Library; CL = Central Library; LL = Law Library Title Director or writer Year Video no. Location General documentaries on New Zealand Coast to coast [tour of NZ] MB Documentary New Zealand [tv series] MB Inside New Zealand [tv series] MB The journey : images of New Zealand [New Zealand's history, primeval to present day] MB Landmarks, a personal view of the story of New Zealand [tv series] Kenneth B. Cumberland CL The length of a memory [dramatised version of New Zealand's history spanning the years 1812 to the 1860s] Poata Eruera MB Tuesday documentary [tv series] MB Wake [examines NZ as 'the promised land' for immigrants] Annie Goldson 95/27 (MFA) CL The way we were [tv series] Paul Holmes MB Maori / Polynesian history (general) Distant horizons [Polynesian - incl. Maori - history]

47. Auckland City Libraries: New Zealand History General history, new zealand history, Special topics and essays, Home Find your subject General history new zealand history, new zealand history, http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/general.aspx?ct=738

48. New Zealand History Websites New Zealand Learning Network Social Studies new zealand history Websites. new zealand history Websites. Online exhibitions. Have http://education.otago.ac.nz/NZLNet/socialstudies/NZHistory.html

New Zealand Learning Network Social Studies Classroom Internet Resources Professional New Zealand History Websites Online exhibitions Have a look at the Gallery - NZHistory Net for some learning units that would be of interest to New Zealand teachers. Topics include 'Black Tuesday': the 1912 Waihi Strike Pioneer aviators: Richard Pearse and Hilda Hewlett The Mahupuku Memorial at Papawai The Suffragists The Tangiwai Disaster Labour Day Two Remarkable Maori Women: Maria and Jane Topia The National War Memorial Also for social studies and history teachers have a look at the National Archives online exhibition Our Journey Together - This exhibition looks at issues in the process of New Zealanders growing national identity since the New Zealand citizenship act was passed in 1948. Looking for materials on New Zealand disasters? Try this online exhibit ....

49. AllRefer Encyclopedia - William Charles Wentworth (Australian And New Zealand Hi AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on William Charles Wentworth, Australian And new zealand history, Biographies. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/W/WentwortW.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 10, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Australian And New Zealand History, Biographies ... William Charles Wentworth By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z W William Charles Wentworth, Australian And New Zealand History, Biographies Related Category: Australian And New Zealand History, Biographies William Charles Wentworth Australian, to promulgate his views on Australian self-government. Wentworth took a prominent part in the legislative council of New South Wales, formed in 1842, and was the leading figure in the fight for the constitution of 1855. In 1849 he put through the bill for the founding of the Univ. of Sydney. After 1857 he resided mainly in England. He wrote Australasia (1823), a poem about his native country. Topics that might be of interest to you: Australian literature Encyclopedia U com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics. Related Categories: People History History Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific ... Biographies More articles from AllRefer Reference on William Charles Wentworth Encyclopedia U com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics.

50. World Mountain Running Trophy - A New Zealand History New Zealand Mountain Running History. This page has been developed to chronicle the performance of New Zealand athletes at the World http://www.mountainrunning.com/NZhistory.htm

New Zealand Mountain Running History This page has been developed to chronicle the performance of New Zealand athletes at the World Mountain Running Trophy and provide some information about mountain running in New Zealand. Click on the years below to check out results and photos for New Zealand teams at the World Mountain Running Championships. Selection policy for the New Zealand mountain running team to compete at the World Mountaion Running Trophy in Alsaka in September is now available [...More Info...] The 2003 New Zealand Mountain Running Championships will be held on Mt. Victoria in Wellington on June 1st Selection policy for the New Zealand mountain running team to compete at the World Mountaion Running Trophy in Alsaka in September is now available [...More Info...] New Zealand now holds an annual national championship in Mountain Running. Click on the year for previous results: 2000 Results 2001 Results 2002 Results You can also check out New Zealand running events on our links page This area of MountainRunning.com is a work in progress. As I collect more results and photos these will be added to this section to make it as comprehensive as possible. If you are reading this page and have more information that could be added to the page please

51. Chinese In Australian & New Zealand History 1937. THE CHINESE IN AUSTRALIAN AND new zealand history. Friday 11 February to Sunday 13 February 2000. University of New South Wales. http://www.pnc.com.au/~chanmx/content/workshop.htm

a chinese-australian-new zealand family in 1937 THE CHINESE IN AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND HISTORY Friday 11 February to Sunday 13 February 2000 University of New South Wales INTRODUCTION PROGRAMME - Symposia (Thursday) / Friday Saturday Sunday VENUES ... EMAIL CONTACT

52. Electronic Journal Of Australian And New Zealand History Electronic Journal of Australian and new zealand history. Upcoming conferences in the field of Australian and new zealand history are also listed on this site. http://gort.ucsd.edu/newjour/e/msg02286.html

NewJour Home NewJour: E Search [Prev] ... [Next] Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History The Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History http://www.icaap.org/EJANZH/ (Link inactive 6 May 2004) http://www.jcu.edu.au/aff/history/ This electronic publication is supported by the Department of History, Melbourne University, and the Department of History and Politics, James Cook University of North Queensland. It provides fulltext scholarly articles, book reviews, peer reviews of history projects using multimedia and other electronic formats, editions of historical documents and teaching resources. Some examples of article titles are: "The New Zealand Labour Government and the Australian Labour Party, 1939-40: an Image of Independence", "The Armagh Five: Irish Ribbonmen in Tasmania 1840-1850", and "From Quackery to Qualification: Massage and Electrotherapy in Australia, 1870 - 1914". Upcoming conferences in the field of Australian and New Zealand History are also listed on this site. Editor: Dr. Paul Turnbull Email: H-NZ-OZ@msu.edu End of filtered message NewJour Home NewJour: E Search [Prev] ... [Next]

53. New Zealand (British Empire & Commonwealth Land Forces) Brief Constitutional History of New Zealand. new zealand history Links, by NZHistory.Net; Cook Islands, by Gunnar Anzinger (Governments on the WWW). http://www.regiments.org/milhist/newzealand/nzealand.htm

Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills Page created 23 January 1996 Corrected and updated NEW ZEALAND and Dependencies Queen's Colour of The Officer Cadet School Major Government Sites Military News General Reference Military History ... Other Web Catalogues Brief Constitutional History of New Zealand French Revolutionary Wars Treaty of Amiens, ending French Revolutionary wars Napoleonic Wars Treaty of Paris, ending Napoleonic wars European settlement of New Zealand begins with first immigrants sponsored by the New Zealand Company Treaty of Waitingi North Island becomes a Crown Colony, separated from New South Wales Cook Islands become a British Protectorate Cook Islands become a New Zealand Protectorate New Zealand becomes a Dominion First World War Second World War New Zealand Independence Cook Islands granted internal self-government.

54. New Zealand History And Culture Maori Aotearoa Iwi Whanau new zealand history and Culture. Aotearoa Maori arrived from the central Pacific Ocean in great oceangoing sailing canoes approximately 1000 years ago. http://www.aatravel.co.nz/tourist/history.shtml

Travel Home About NZ Traveller Information Transport ... Ask a Question Check out our Conference Venues Guide for a full range of venue and service options throughout New Zealand, helping you to plan your business meetings, exhibitions, functions and conferences as easily as possible... New Zealand History and Culture Aotearoa Maori arrived from the central Pacific Ocean in great ocean-going sailing canoes approximately 1000 years ago. Led by great explorers and seafarers, they named the country Aotearoa (Land of the Long White Cloud). Archaeological evidence suggests that the first arrivals settled in the South Island, although the majority of Maori settled later in the North Island. Here Maori developed a culture of fishing, hunting and gathering supplemented by settled agriculture, notably of the kumara (sweet potato), which they had carried from the islands. Their distinctive culture, including oral traditions, customs, waiata (song), crafts, and social systems is unique in the world. Maori comprise whanau (extended family groups), hapu (sub-tribes, of several whanau), and iwi (tribes, of a number of hapu), ruled by kaumatua and kuia (male and female elders, the heads of families) and rangitira (semi-hereditary chiefs). A system of tapu (the designation of objects or actions as sacred or special) was designed to regulate everyday life, under the direction of tohunga (priests). An important Maori concept is mana; there is no exact translation, but it includes ideas of an individual or group's influence, prestige, pride, and dignity.

55. EJANZH Articles Index Lorenzo Veracini, and Adrian Muckle, Reflections of Indigenous history inside the National Museums of Australia and Aotearoa new zealand and outside of new http://www.jcu.edu.au/aff/history/articles/articles.htm

Articles: Author Index Lorenzo Veracini, Revising Revisionist History: the 'Maori Achievement' and Recent Historiographical Developments on the 'New Zealand Wars' . Peer Reviewed. Published 01-03-2004. Monica Keneley, The Dying Town Syndrome:A Survey of Urban Development in the Western District of Victoria 1830-1930 . Peer Reviewed. Published 22-03-04. . Peer Reviewed. Published 10-04-2003 James M. Gore, Representations of Non-Indigenous History and Identity in the National Museum of Australia and Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarew . Peer Reviewed. 18-10-2003 Kevin O'Toole and Neil Burdess, Municipal Wards in Victoria, 1982-1999 . Peer Reviewed. Published 18-10-2003 Aat Vervoorn, Unknown in the Unknown: A.J. Barrington - Prospector, Explorer, likeable Rogue ? Peer Reviewed. Published 20-11-2003. Lorenzo Veracini, and Adrian Muckle, Reflections of Indigenous History inside the National Museums of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand and outside Peer reviewed. Published 20-12-2002 Scott Davidson

56. The History Of New Zealand: An Overview The history of new zealand An Overview. Precolonial Aotearoa. The Great Migration. The Treaty of Waitangi, 1840. The English Version. Tiriti o Waitangi 1840 Mäori text of the Treaty with translation and annotations Colonial new zealand. Imperial new zealand. Race Relations in Imperial new zealand http://www.thecore.nus.edu/landow/post/nz/histov.html

The History of New Zealand: An Overview Precolonial Aotearoa The Great Migration The Treaty of Waitangi, 1840 The English Version Interpretations of the Tiriti/Treaty Colonial New Zealand Imperial New Zealand Race Relations in Imperial New Zealand The Annexation of Aotearoa Wealth in Colonial New Zealand ... The Gutenberg Revolution in New Zealand Twentieth-century New Zealand New Zealand A Brief Sketch of Its Ethnic Composition Resources Colonial New Zealand: A Bibliography Last Modified: 15 March, 2002

57. New Zealand Culture European Art A history of European Art in new zealand, from 1776 to 1970. http://www.zealand.org.nz/european2.htm

20th century civilization, down-under Art in New Zealand 1 Early travellers, Wm Hodges, Augustus Earle, Angas, Brees, Allom, Heaphy, Meryon, Strutt Art in New Zealand 2 Heaphy, Robley, Fox, Buchanan, Kinder, Ashworth, Thomson, barraud, Martin, FitzGerald, Temple, Merrett, vonTemspky, Hodgkins, Chevalier, Richmond, Wilson, Sharpe, Hoyte, Cane, Blomfield Art in New Zealand 3 Early Art societies and schools, Nairn, van der Velden, Barbizon School, Nerli, Wright, Worsley, Gibb Art in New Zealand 4 Art in New Zealand 5 Maori, Steele, Lindauer, Goldie, Richmond, Wright, Arndt, Lye, Butler, Welch, Wallwork, Rae, Richarddson, Quion Club, Gulliver, Lloyd, Fitzgerald, Thomasson, LaTrobe, Donn, Hipkins, Fisher, Elam School of Art, Smith, Allan, Field, Perkins, Horridge, Baxter, Richmond, Richardson, Hope, Butler, Page, Thompson, Nicoll, Wallwork, Kelly, the Canterbury School, Savage Art in New Zealand 6 1920's. National Art Assn of NZ, The Group, NZ Soc. of Artists, Rutland Group, Robert McDougall Art Gallery, National Centennial, Collier, Weeks, Haszard, Cubist, Scales, Bower, Clark, White, McCormack, Canterbury School, Nicolls, Lovell-Smith, Bower, Angus, 1940's landscapes, Fisher, White, Lee-Johnson, Holmwood, Brown, McCahon Art in New Zealand 7 McCahon, Richardson, Nicoll, Wallwork, Kelly, Carey, Fife, Woollaston, Angus, Smith, WWII, Taylor, McIntyre, Hassell, Dyer, Annesley, Clark, Reed

58. Maori.org.nz Main Maori Site On The Net! Information and links on Maori culture, history, traditions, iwi, kapa haka, performing to the world wide web of Maori Organisations of new zealand (www.maori http://www.maori.org.nz/

The Main Maori Site on the Internet. Information and links on Maori culture, history, traditions, iwi, kapa haka, performing arts, carving, tattooing and more. E nga iwi, Mai i te Rerenga Wairua, tae noa ki Rakiura, Haere mai, haere mai, haere mai!!! Welcome to the world wide web of Maori Organisations of New Zealand ( www.maori.org.nz ). This is a site for information on matters Maori. To help you find your way around our site, you can click here for a map index . We also have a site map Culture and Heritage Sections Tikanga - Customs / Traditions This section contains information on Tikanga - What is It? as well as Marae Protocol Pohiri - Welcome Ceremony Poroporoaki - Farewell Ceremony Tangihanga - Funerals Hura Kohatu - Unveilings Pepeha - Introducing Yourself Mihi - Putting together a speech for a Hui Games and Past-times Ta Moko - Tattooing Virtual Whare This section of our site has a virtual whare where you can move and look around in. Whakairo - Maori Carving This section contains information on how to read carving, mediums used, information on pounamu

59. The History Of New Zealand: An Overview The history of new zealand An Overview. Precolonial Aotearoa. The Great Migration. The Treaty of Waitangi, 1840. http://www.postcolonialweb.org/nz/histov.html

The History of New Zealand: An Overview Precolonial Aotearoa The Great Migration The Treaty of Waitangi, 1840 The English Version Interpretations of the Tiriti/Treaty Colonial New Zealand Imperial New Zealand Race Relations in Imperial New Zealand The Annexation of Aotearoa Wealth in Colonial New Zealand ... The Gutenberg Revolution in New Zealand Twentieth-century New Zealand New Zealand A Brief Sketch of Its Ethnic Composition Resources Colonial New Zealand: A Bibliography Last Modified: 15 March, 2002

60. Home Page new zealand labour history. Material on this site relates to the history of the industrial labour movement in new zealand. The articles http://www.geocities.com/nzhistory/

New Zealand labour history Material on this site relates to the history of the industrial labour movement in New Zealand. The articles’ authors are Kath Clark and David Verran . The focus is primarily on the period to 1937, when the New Zealand Federation of Labour was formed, but some articles traverse unions’ histories up to but not including the passage of the Employment Contracts Act in 1991. This legislation was a watershed for New Zealand industrial relations, and the union organisation landscape altered substantially from this date. It is likely that further dramatic changes will occur with passage of the Employment Relations Act (2000). If you have any comments to make or feedback to give, please email the webmaster at nzhistory@yahoo.co.nz This site was last modified on 17 Junel 2001.

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