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English:
Detail from the
memorial for the Koiterangi Incident
, Kowhitirangi,
West Coast
of
New Zealand
. The memorial is mounted on a rock from nearby Diedrich's Creek, and was unveiled on 8 October 2004. The artist was Barry Thomson of
Glenavy
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| Date | 27th October 2007, 3.03 pm. | ||
| Source | Own work | ||
| Author | Greg O'Beirne | ||
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