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	New Zealand : NZ
		New Zealand is a Constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy[?] governed by a 120-member unicameral parliament, from which an executive cabinet of about 20 ministers is selected.
		The New Zealand cabinet is led by the Prime Minister of New Zealand, currently (April 2003) Helen Clark of the centre-left Labour party, which governs in coalition with the further-left Progressive Coalition[?] party, and with support from the centre-right United Future[?].
		New Zealand's most popular sports are rugby (primarily rugby union but also rugby league), football (the most popular sport amongst children), cricket, and netball (the sport with the most players); golf, tennis, rowing and a variety of water sports[?], particularly sailing.
	www.findword.org /nz/nz.html (1626 words)

	Herbert, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The small town of Herbert lies in North Otago, New Zealand, almost 100 kilometres to the north of Dunedin and 22 kilometres to the south of Oamaru.
		Some five kilometres south of Herbert is the farming settlement of Waianakarua.
		The old stone bridge at Waianakarua is possibly the oldest that is still used by the New Zealand State Highway network.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herbert,_New_Zealand (314 words)

	AllRefer.com - Herbert Vere Evatt (Australian And New Zealand History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Herbert Vere Evatt, Australian And New Zealand History, Biographies
		Herbert Vere Evatt[vir ev´ut] Pronunciation Key, 1894–1965, Australian statesman.
		He became (1940) a Labor member of the House of Representatives, before being appointed (1941) attorney general and then minister of foreign affairs.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/E/Evatt-He.html (238 words)

	Brooklyn, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brooklyn is a suburb of Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand.
		It is located three km south of the city centre, on the eastern slopes of the hills above Happy Valley, which extend south towards the Owhiro Bay on Cook Strait.
		It is named after the borough of New York City, and many of the streets are named after former US Presidents:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brooklyn,_New_Zealand (160 words)

	The Jobs Letter No.21
		Under the new programme, each of the young people are carefully assessed and monitored as to how they can put their lives back together.
		New Zealand Herald economics editor Patricia Herbert, is recently back from a nine-month Harkness Fellowship in the United States, and has written a four-part series of articles on economic policy and the American workforce.
		Herbert is critical of `neo-conservative' economic methodology in the US (and NZ) and believes that the current policy practices are hostile to workers interests.
	www.jobsletter.org.nz /jbl02100.htm (1676 words)

	City Journal Spring 1998 \| What Causes Crime? by Theodore Dalrymple
		The most prominent New Zealand case now undergoing exculpatory reinterpretation is that of a woman called Gay Oakes, currently serving a life sentence for the murder of her common-law husband, Doug Garden, father of four of her six children.
		This is the woman whom we (and the New Zealand courts) are seriously invited to believe is a helpless victim, a woman who, though not mentally deficient, seems never once in her life to have thought more than ten minutes ahead, even about such matters as bringing a child into the world.
		A New Zealand court has given credence to accusations that even the Spanish Inquisition might have found preposterous, a sign oddly enough of how far the courts have come under the influence of the bien-pensants, and how much they fear their censure and crave their approbation.
	www.city-journal.org /html/8_2_oh_to_be.html (3828 words)

	New Zealand/Hawai'i team triumphs in canoe race - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
		New Zealand/Hawai'i, which is comprised of five paddlers from New Zealand and four from O'ahu, rode 12-foot ocean swells and even larger waves of emotion en route to its first Moloka'i Hoe victory.
		Chrissy Herbert was a widely known and respected paddler in New Zealand.
		Pirae, paddling in a new canoe courtesy of Lanikai, was even with the leaders across the channel, but took a course that was more southerly than New Zealand/Hawai'i and Lanikai, and was forced to battle against the tide near the stretch run.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /article/2001/Oct/08/sp/sp01a.html (1287 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Australia & New Zealand
		July 25 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealanders are debating whether to change the South Pacific country's flag, removing references to its past as a British colony and adopting a symbol that represents the national identity.
		New Zealand's national flag has its origins as early as 1830, predating the country's annexation to Britain by 10 years.
		Some New Zealanders are incensed by the prospect of dumping an ensign that led the country into both world wars, the Korean War, Vietnam War and conflicts in Borneo and Malaysia.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000081&sid=aS7pO4hduLaY&refer=australia (875 words)

	GUTHRIE-SMITH, William Herbert - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		William Herbert Guthrie-Smith was born at Helensburgh on the Clyde in Scotland on 13 March 1861.
		On returning to New Zealand he made use of the notes he had been taking “for half a lifetime” to write Tutira, which was published in 1921 by William Blackwood and Sons, of Edinburgh.
		The Sorrows and Joys of a New Zealand Naturalist, published by A. and A. Reed, was a commentary on the effect of European occupation on various districts of the South Island and some account of the fauna and flora of the sub-Antarctic island groups.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/G/Guthrie-smithWilliamHerbert/Guthrie-smithWilliamHerbert/en (1612 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Herbert Vaughan
		Herbert, the eldest born, went to the Jesuit College at Stonyhurst in the spring of 1841, and remained until the summer of 1847.
		The Government was at war with the Church, and the clergy were forbidden to say mass or to administer the sacraments until they had taken an oath to accept the Constitution, which required what was regarded as an acknowledgement of the supremacy of the civil power in spiritual matters.
		His missioners are at work in the Philippines, in Uganda, in Madras, in New Zealand, in Borneo, in Labuan, in the Basin of the Congo, in Kashmir, and in Kafiristan.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15311b.htm (4125 words)

	Immigration and citizenship exhibition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As president of the New Zealand Indian Central Association for periods between the 1930s and 1950s, he spoke out strongly against racial discrimination in New Zealand's immigration policies and helped mediate between the Indian community and wider New Zealand society.
		In fact, New Zealand's population increased dramatically after 1945 as a consequence of both the post-war 'baby boom' and immigration.
		Restrictions on his ability to hold office in public organisations in New Zealand led him to apply for naturalisation in 1944, before the new Act was passed.
	nzhistory.net.nz /dnzb_exhibs/citizen (1419 words)

	ISIL New Zealand Conference
		This move resulted in the New Zealand economy rebounding from near-collapse to the point where it is now rated by the Fraser Institute's Economic Freedom of the World Index as #2 in the world.
		He worked for the New Zealand Forest Service, on North Sea oil rigs, and drove a truck for his father's company, so he is no ivory-tower intellectual – having gotten his hands dirty with real work – and experienced first-hand the deadening hand of government regulation.
		Since New Zealand at this time had adopted a new election system that made it much easier for new parties to enter parliament, ACT was transformed into a new political party.
	www.isil.org /resources/fnn/2004fall/nz-conference.html (6149 words)

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		Herbert is pleased with the players selected and looking forward to working with them in June.
		Herbert stressed the double edged nature of the clash given it is a one off match against a full strength Australian side.
		New Zealand Soccer’s policy of looking to unearth new (or known in the case of Fallon) playing talent is already paying dividends however, with Darlington professional Adrian Webster being revealed to Herbert as a potential international midfielder.
	www.nzsoccer.com /plugins/newsfeed.cgi?rm=content&plugin_data_id=6305 (793 words)

	CAR . CO . NZ NZ Rally: New Zealands Premiere Website for motoring and motorsport enthusiasts. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Herbert went on to win the Parker Enzed International Rally of Rotorua for the third time and in the process, gave the car its first win in its first points scoring start.
		Looking forward to the Rally of New Zealand, Herbert is treating it as his favoured round for 2002.
		Kicking off the year with the Rally of Otago on May 10th, Bruce Herbert, Rob Ryan and the rest of the team are setting their sights on contesting history by wrapping up the Parker Enzed New Zealand Rally Championship.
	www.car.co.nz /rlyntl.asp?articleid=3837 (833 words)

	BigSoccer Boards - Olympic Qualifying Tournament
		New Zealand led 3-0 at the break before piling on the goals in the second spell with 8 of the 9 scored by the 1999 NZ U17 squad.
		New Zealand coped as best they could in what were surreal circumstances, scoring 6 before the break, 3 of them to Lincoln City striker Allan Pearce to take his tournament tally to a leading 5.
		New Zealand battled hard for the whole match but rarely ventured into attacking areas while their goal was regularly under fire.
	www.bigsoccer.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-90055.html (9056 words)

	UBC Archives - William Herbert New - Description
		New has received many honours and awards, including the Killam Research and Teaching Prize (1988, 1996), the Gabrielle Roy Award (1988), Jacob Biely Prize (1995), the Association of Canadian Studies Award of Merit (2000), the Confederation of University Faculty Associations of B.C. Career Achievement Award (2001), and a VP Research Award in 2002.
		Prior to his retirement from UBC in 2003, New was active in University administration, serving as Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies at UBC (1975-1977), as acting head of the English Department, and on numerous university, national and international committees dealing with a variety of issues.
		The series consists of correspondence generated by New in his position as professor of English at UBC and his position as Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies.
	www.library.ubc.ca /archives/u_arch/new.html (2177 words)

	New Zealand: South Island
		This superb illustrated guide to New Zealand from the Eyewitness series features color photography, dozens of excellent local maps and a region-by-region synopsis of the country's attractions.
		A diverse anthology of New Zealand stories, arranged chronologically from Katherine Mansfield to Janet Frame, Keri Hulme and other contemporary writers of the 1980s and 1990s.
		Stevenson begins amidst the snow and cold on the mountains of New Zealand's South Island and slowly ventures northward to the tropics.
	www.longitudebooks.com /find/d/3984/r/B4/mcms.html (839 words)

	Brendyn Montgomery News
		The answer is that by means unknown to me the folk scene in New Zealand discovered the Irish music revival of the 1960's and 70's and many of the great albums of this period were to be found in homes around the country.
		A procession of gifted musicians passed through New Zealand on holiday around this time and many were deviously co-opted into teaching and sharing tunes.
		Of these by no means the least was Darren Hurley, whom New Zealand still remembers with mixed emotion (most of us with great fondness) but without whom I would not have started down the roads now travelled.
	homepages.paradise.net.nz /janblyth/bio.htm (879 words)

	New Zealand's Scottish Historical Connections
		Around 500 biographies of Scots and Scots descendant in New Zealand.
		Dunedin proudly claims to be the the most Scottish city in New Zealand.
		An account of the Herberts leaving Scotland for New Zealand and what they did when they got there.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/nz (197 words)

	The Bird Book Supply Service May
		The new standard reference, and the first comprehensive modern field guide to the birds of the Philippines, with 320 pages, 72 colour plates illustrating all 556 recorded species, and colour distribution maps.
		A new edition of the classic 1973 monograph, with 476 pages, 56 original and new sumptuous, full-page colour plates by Albert Earl Gilbert and the appropriate colour plates from HBW (del Hoyo et al.
		The new standard reference, covering all the world's species and including wood-shrikes, helmet-shrikes, shrike flycatchers, philentoemas, batises and wattle-eyes, with 392 pages and 41 colour plates.
	www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk /Stocklist.htm (13746 words)

	Scoop: WestpacTrust at Forefront of Parental Leave
		New parents will receive 100% of their salary under the scheme that tops up the government’s 12 week paid parental leave.
		WestpacTrust Diversity Consultant Karyn Herbert estimates the cost of replacing an employee who decides not to return to work is an estimated 2½ times their annual salary.
		The Commerce Commission brought the case against Air New Zealand after receiving complaints that customers were unable to fly for the prices advertised by Air New Zealand because extra mandatory charges were being added to the advertised price.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/BU0206/S00147.htm (1487 words)

	Herbert Spencer - The Person (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		George Eliot once remarked of Herbert Spencer, whom she knew well, that "the life of this philosopher, like that of the great Kant, offers little material for the narrator." She was right.
		This clergyman, who was also an advanced social reformer, a Chartist sympathizer, and an advocate of temperance, taught young Herbert the principles of Philosophical Radicalism as well as the rigid code of dissenting Protestantism.
		For two years thereafter he was without settled employment, dabbling in mechanical inventions and radical journalism and even dreaming for a time of emigrating to New Zealand.
	www2.pfeiffer.edu /~lridener/DSS/Spencer/SPENCPER.HTML (668 words)

	The Press (Canterbury, New Zealand): Herbert top at Rotorua@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		ROTORUA -- Palmerston North's Bruce Herbert and co-driver Robert Ryan have won the international motor rally of Rotorua.
		Herbert drove an almost faultless event during the forestry stages of the rally on Saturday to take a 16-second victory over Group N winner Ross Meekings and Alan Glenn, of Hamilton.
		The above preview is from The Press (Canterbury, New Zealand), September 27, 1999.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:23647280&refid=ip_almanac_hf (203 words)

	RugbyRugby : Latest News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		But the Highlanders are certainly not underestimating their opposition and they have based their pre-match planning on the Chiefs' pack's impressive driving play, with their tight forwards standing out against New South Wales.
		For the Chiefs: Over the years, a number of quality players have emerged from the Bay of Plenty Steamers' ranks, and Simms Davison, who is starting ahead of veteran Michael Collins at loosehead prop, appears to be the latest from that corner of New Zealand.
		His impressive NPC season with the Steamers in 2003 did not go unnoticed and the former New Zealand Universities prop will have his hands full against former All Black Carl Hayman.
	www.rugbyrugby.com /LATEST_NEWS/story_35257.shtml (869 words)

	DIGITAL PHOTO WORLD \| Photo gallery \| What's new
		New author and new photographs from the Mediterranean Sea.
		New name in the Digital Photo World Photogallery: Jenny Herbert from New Zealand.
		New design and possibilities of the album "Pinsk".
	www.babinets.com /newse.html (572 words)

	New Zealand Shipping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Maori a ship of 799 tons under command of Captain Petherbridge departed Gravesend, London for this direct voyage to Lyttelton, New Zealand 22 March 1858 and arrived at Lyttelton 14 July 1858 with about 130 emigrants on board.
		The Maori had previously made 4 voyages to New Zealand, her first being to Nelson in 1851 bringing over 50 passengers.
		The Maori was one of Willis, Gann and Co's ships, and several of her voyages to New Zealand where under this company's flag, however in the 1860's she was chartered by Shaw, Savill and Co to bring out immigrants.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Pantheon/6055/Shipping/Maori.html (146 words)

	Multi-Media Index - NZHistory.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is a New Zealand National Film Unit Film preserved and made available by Archives New Zealand /Te Whare Tohu Tuhituhinga O Aotearoa.
		Filmclips from the New Zealand Centennial Exhibition 1939-40
		These are New Zealand National Film Unit Films preserved and made available by Archives New Zealand /Te Whare Tohu Tuhituhinga O Aotearoa.
	nzhistory.net.nz /multmed (3287 words)

	:::Pacific Destination Center -"We Customize the South Pacific":::
		The people at Air New Zealand understood that overseas clientele would probably have heavier luggage, which in our case they accommodated at no surcharge.
		We were very pleased with the accommodations in New Zealand.
		As one of our friends said when she read over the schedule and saw our photos, "how did she know what you wanted?", to which I replied, "well, she asked me several questions about our interests, budget and desires, and then tailored the program to fit".
	www.pacific-destinations.com /testmny (1145 words)

	New Zealand Tramper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This ill-defined route follows an old farm track past the striking "Monument" (a volcanic dome) and climbs to Trig zz (913m) before continuing on to Mount Herbert (920m).
		The entire circuit takes 3-4 days, however the first day follows the famous Tongariro Crossing - the "best one day hike in New Zealand" - so it can be shortened to one day.
		Conditions in the New Zealand backcountry change rapidly.
	www.tramper.co.nz (499 words)

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