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On City Rise People. Places. A cross-section of society. 1860s-1960s Toitu Branded but more importantly it is

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but more importantly it is a celebration of the instrumental role the early Chinese Settlers played in the making of Dunedin

It is set in Dunedin and stars Josephine the restored Double Fairlie steam locomotive on display at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum

most notable in campaigning against the miserable plight of women in the clothing industry

Based on the exhibition held at the Otago Settlers Museum in 2002

On City Rise People. Places. A cross-section of society. 1860s-1960s Toitu Branded but more importantly it isThis social history of the north western corner of City Rise tells the stories of those who lived there, of the military barracks erected on the Town Belt in 1861 and of the neighbourhood shops, pubs and schools. A diverse community, its residents included working and middle class families as well as men of means such as brewer Charles Speight and solicitor William Robert Brugh. 156 pages 104 illustrations, colour and black and white.

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