paeroa造句

• Today it has all died away except the ferry that goes up the Waihou to Paeroa from Auckland, and the metal barge that comes into Kopu to pick up a load.
• In 2009 Paeroa businessman Tony Coombe tried to prevent Coca-Cola Amatil from trademarking the phrase, saying it was a " Kiwi-ism " that belonged to all New Zealanders.
• In the 1946 electoral redistribution, the Hauraki electorate moved to the north-east, losing Morrinsville again, but gaining Paeroa and most of the Coromandel Peninsula, including Coromandel township.
• At Orchard ( now called Ngatea ), Pipiroa, Kopu and Paeroa there were punts ( floating platforms ) that carried people, horses and carts across the rivers for a small fee.
• The line crossed the Waikato River and was opened from Morrinsville to Te Aroha on 1 March 1886, to Paeroa on 20 December 1895, and finally to Thames on 19 December 1898.
• By 2013 Whittakers ( New Zealand ) had also released a local product ( white chocolate with a local carbonated drink " Lemon and Paeroa'or " L & P " for short ).
• The second village, Tukao and also known in the olden days as Te Matafourua, is at the northern tip of Ngake or Te Paeroa motu, which runs along the northern-eastern side of the atoll.
• The opening of the Kaimai Tunnel in 1979 and the closure of the Paeroa-Katikati section of the East Coast Main Trunk led to the re-designation of the Morrinsville-Thames section as the Thames Branch.
• Te Kauwhata lies at the centre of one of New Zealand's smaller wine-producing regions, which stretches from Pukekohe, just south of Auckland, across to Thames and Paeroa at the foot of the Coromandel Peninsula.
• The prospect of a railway was not seriously revived until 1897 when a community financing initiative in the North Island was approved to construct a line from Paeroa to Waihi ( later part of the East Coast Main Trunk Railway ).