waikouaiti造句

• What about places like Waikouaiti that used to be called Hawksbury?
• The highway turns inland at Shag Point, passing through Palmerston and Waikouaiti.
• In 1863, he purchased a farm in Waikouaiti.
• It is on the east side of the North Branch of the Waikouaiti River.
• William and Sarah are both buried in St John's churchyard, Waikouaiti.
• Waikouaiti is serviced by the Dunedin to Palmerston bus service operated by Dunedin Passenger Transport.
• When Watkin arrived at Waikouaiti he found ready a M
  
  ori market for his spiritual wares.
• This includes the population centre of Waikouaiti, Karitane, Waitati, Herbert-Waianakarua.
• The passenger coach service began to operate on a regular basis from Dunedin to Waikouaiti.
• He represented Waikouaiti on the Otago Provincial Council in 1870, and again from 1873 to 1876.
• Jones moved to Dunedin in 1854 but was influential in the development of Waikouaiti for many years after.
• Salmond designed more than twenty churches in Otago including the Presbyterian churches at Roslyn, Kaikorai and Waikouaiti.
• His brother-in-law, the solicitor John White, unsuccessfully contested the Waikouaiti electorate in the.
• In 1840, Jones'Waikouaiti station became the organised settlement in the eastern South Island known as Matanaka Farm.
• He remained in Waikouaiti until 1870, His stock and farm produce were auctioned on 26 May by Wright Stephenson.
• He represented the Waikouaiti electorate from to 1872 when he resigned, and from an to 1881 when he retired.
• He encouraged agriculture, traded widely, and appears to have blessed Jones's attempt to colonise the Waikouaiti region.
• He represented the Waikouaiti electorate from 1866, when he narrowly defeated Julius Vogel, to 1868, when he resigned.
• The wooden shingle roofed St . John's Anglican Church in Waikouaiti proper opened in 1858, was funded by Jones.
• The first Christian service at Koputai was held by the Reverend James Watkin, the Wesleyan missionary at Waikouaiti, in 1842.