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	John Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Hall (1729-1797), Maryland delegate to the Continental Congress.
		John H. Hall (1899-1970), U.S. Governor of Oregon, son of John Hicklin Hall
		John Hall, Attendee of the British Poetry Revival's Sparty Lea Poetry Festival, 1967.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Hall (269 words)

	Evatt Foundation: Publication: States of mind: Australia & New Zealand - 29 November 2001
		After the premier of New South Wales called in 1889 for a federal convention and the premier of Victoria suggested a preliminary conference, it was therefore to be expected that representatives of all seven colonies of Australia and New Zealand should assemble in Melbourne in 1890.
		New Zealand sent just three delegates to the 1891 Convention and while they participated fully in the proceedings, they were forbidden by resolution of their parliament from committing the colony to the scheme devised there.
		New Zealand went further since its political institutions presented fewer restrictions than the Australian federal system, and the celebrants of its neoliberal experiments exulted once more in the conceit that New Zealand was once more the laboratory of public policy.
	evatt.labor.net.au /publications/papers/10.html (5024 words)

	John Hall (New Zealand) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		December 18, 1824 – June 25, 1907) was born in Kingston upon Hull, England, and later became the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
		After reading a book on sheep ranching, Hall emigrated to New Zealand, on Samarang, arriving July 31, 1852.
		On October 8, 1879, he was appointed the Premier of New Zealand, although poor health caused him to resign the position less than three years later.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Hall_(New_Zealand) (192 words)

	Former PM's - Official website of the Prime Minister of New Zealand
		In February 1862 the Christchurch town council was established, and Hall was elected chairman.
		Hall became premier on 8 October 1879, however the burden of office took its toll on his health and he resigned the premiership to Whitaker in April 1882.
		Hall retired from Parliament in November 1893, known most notably for his support of women's suffrage.
	www.primeminister.govt.nz /oldpms/1879hall.html (404 words)

	Richard John Seddon, New Zealand (1845-1906) - Hall of Freedom - Politics - Liberalism
		New Zealand statesman and Prime Minister (1893-1906), born in Eccleston, England.
		Seddon settled in New Zealand in 1866 and entered parliament in 1879.
		As Prime Minister he led a Liberal Party government remembered for its social legislation, such as the introduction of old-age pensions, foundation of the New Zealand welfare state and the introduction of female suffrage.
	www.liberal-international.org /editorial.asp?ia_id=966 (96 words)

	HALL, Hon. Sir John, K.C.M.G. - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		John Hall was born on 18 December 1824 at Hull, the third son of Captain George Hall, of Elloughton, Yorkshire, a master mariner, shipowner, and Elder Brother of Trinity House, Hull; and of Grace, née Williams.
		Thus until John Hall was 10 years of age he attended school in Hull and, from then until he was 16, was educated at schools in Germany, France, and Switzerland.
		Hall acquired a large canoe to ferry his stock and goods across the Rakaia but the first crossing proved so difficult that he abandoned this scheme, and settled on the north bank, buying Stoddart's run and stock.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/H/HallHonSirJohnKcmg/HallHonSirJohnKcmg/en (1800 words)

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		Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, and it's also the windiest city I've ever been in.
		Across from the museum is the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts.
		New Zealand is basically an island formed by volcanoes - and its volatile nature can be seen here, as steam flows continuously out of the ground.
	members.lycos.co.uk /miasmal/nz (3645 words)

	Changing community attitudes to the New Zealand/Australia relationship - Australia Division - Ministry of Foreign ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		New Zealanders lacked the taint of convictism, they were moulded by a vigorous, cooler climate, and they enjoyed relations with a superior type of ‘native’.
		New Zealand preferred `a destiny apart’ as a means of aspiring to a grander, nobler future – and felt secure staying apart, just as the Australian colonies did by federating – within the networks of the powerful British Empire.
		Nuclear-free New Zealand is more conscious of the Pacific islands to its north and their attendant populations in its cities, while Australia’s geopolitics require it to look beyond New Zealand to its close alliance with the United States.
	www.mfat.govt.nz /foreign/regions/australia/leadershipforum/uccjj.html (6259 words)

	HALL, Roger
		While Hall’s plays are funny, their comedy is that of sorrowful resilience, like Chekhov’s, and of serious social criticism.
		While Hall’s play’s are funny, their comedy is that of sorrowful resilience, like Chekhov’s, and of serious social criticism, for all their unfashionable willingness to treat the middle classes with some sympathy.
		Hall received an Honorary DLitt of Victoria University in 1996 and the Katherine *Mansfield Memorial Fellowship at Menton for 1997.
	www.bookcouncil.org.nz /writers/hallroger.html (1350 words)

	New Zealand Lighthouse Stamps
		A philosophy held by New Zealand Governments until the late 20th Century was that it was a good idea for government to be involved in many fields of commerce - so as to keep the others honest.
		When sea travel was the only way New Zealand was linked to the rest of the world and a common experience of many, the symbolism of safety aligned with a lighthouse must have been more powerful than perhaps it is today.
		New Zealand's principal lighthouses are operated by the Maritime Safety Authority.
	www.100megsfree3.com /glaw/lighthouse/index.htm (3347 words)

	Daily Llama - NEWS 2005_11_13 - John Cleese Begins One-Man Show in New Zealand
		John Cleese is currently in New Zealand performing in a five-week tour of his new "one-man" show John Cleese: His Life, Times, and Current Medical Problems.
		John and Alyce Faye followed them on 27th, John's birthday, which was spent in the air.
		If you happen to be in New Zealand and would like to buy tickets to the event, they can be purchased online here: ticketek.co.nz.
	www.dailyllama.com /news/2005/llama299.html (433 words)

	Address to Official Luncheon Banquet Hall, Parliament House Wellington, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		THE HON JOHN HOWARD MP Thank you very much Prime Minister, Professor Davis, the Leader of the Opposition, Ministers, Chief Justice, Chief of the Defence Force, two former Prime Ministers of New Zealand, ladies and gentlemen.
		Australia and New Zealand, never let it be forgotten, are two of fewer than ten countries that remain continuously democratic throughout the whole of the 20th century.
		They worked very hard, they had a vision, they believe that Australia and New Zealand could set a pattern and so it’s been, the modalities of CER were in advance of those sorts of agreements and to this day CER is seen as a model for other countries entering into those arrangements.
	www.pm.gov.au /News/Speeches/speech72.html (809 words)

	Panorama, Beehive reception hall - a history of New Zealand's House of Representatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Panorama of the Reception Hall in the Beehive.
		In 1973 John Drawbridge was commissioned to produce a mural to line the core wall of the Reception Hall.
		Against the inner wall of the banquet hall, which is also the central core of the Beehive, is a striking mural by New Zealand artist John Drawbridge.
	www.nzhistory.net.nz /Gallery/parlt-hist/pans/reception-hall.html (210 words)

	Russell Bay of Islands New Zealand Visitor Information - historic places accommodation attractions walks and services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Russell was the first capital of New Zealand and one of the first European settlements.
		Among the donors were the Rev. Samuel Marsden and the naturalist Charles Darwin who visited New Zealand in the course of his five-year voyage on the Beagle, during which he made the observations that formed the basis for his landmark work, The Origin of Species, 1859.
		It was in its role as public hall that a meeting was held here in 1840, immediately on Captain Hobson's arrival in New Zealand.
	www.russellnz.com (2812 words)

	Arts: The Brazz by John Dix \| New Zealand Listener
		It was January 1985, I was down the line listening to the cricket when a news preview announced that “a top New Zealand musician has been found dead in Auckland from a suspected drug overdose”.
		New Zealand’s pink and white terraces were regarded as the eighth wonder of the world – and have come back to life, thanks to the hand of one of the 19th century’s greatest photographers.
		The New Zealand Herald, June 10, 1886: “It is reported that all Rotomahana has disappeared.” Tarawera, Wahanga and Ruawahia had erupted.
	www.listener.co.nz /printable,1745.sm (4387 words)

	THOMSON, John Turnbull - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		Early in 1857 he emigrated to New Zealand and landed at Auckland with the intention of practising his profession, but decided to try sheep farming in the South Island.
		Thomson reorganised to meet the new demands and in 1867 the Gold Fields Surveys were placed under the supervision of the Survey Department.
		The New Zealand Government asked the leader of the British party, Major Palmer, to undertake an examination of the state of the New Zealand surveys, and his report to Parliament revealed serious shortcomings.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/T/ThomsonJohnTurnbull/ThomsonJohnTurnbull/en (1212 words)

	NZ Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He won the national title in 1926 and later in the year achieved the first 60-metre throw by a New Zealander.
		In the 1927 national championships, he threw a New Zealand record 218 feet 2¾ inches, just inches under the world record.
		Lay became the first thrower to represent New Zealand at an Olympics when he went to Amsterdam in 1928.
	www.nzhalloffame.co.nz /inductee.asp?inducteeID=70 (204 words)

	Graduation Address - 7 May 2005, Dunedin Town Hall , University of Otago, New Zealand
		I'd like to quote John Saker, New Zealand's first professional basketball player, who describes this journey in his wonderful essay "tracing the arc".
		John Saker's hook shot has changed into prize winning travel writing.
		My personal mission sounds terribly grand and slightly embarrassing to say publicly, but it is to play a leadership role in making New Zealand a more effective player on the global stage.
	www.otago.ac.nz /alumni/graduation/7may2005/address.html (1086 words)

	Madden football. By Chris Suellentrop
		Not John Madden: The coach with the highest winning percentage in NFL history and the broadcaster who's been the top analyst on three networks still hasn't been enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
		To a new generation of football players, landing on the cover of the latest version of the game is a career-defining experience, the way an enormous shoe contract, or the Wheaties box, or the cover of Sports Illustrated once determined which sports stars had hit the big time.
		As an announcer, John Madden is of no real value to the game, except as kitsch, but John Madden the football popularizer and one-man quality-control team is the perfect incarnation of his video namesake.
	www.slate.com /id/2087013 (1520 words)

	The Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings, Wellington, New Zealand
		Part of the original Parliament Buildings designed by John Cambell and Claude Paton, and opened in 1918, the Grand Hall was refurbished, including earthquake strengthening and air conditioning, between 1991- 1995.
		Adjacent to the House of Representativies, the hall was used as a members lounge, not open to the public.
		Today, the hall is available for receptions, concerts and social gatherings upon invitation by an MP.
	www.venueweb.co.nz /north/10_wellington/parliament/grand_hall.htm (404 words)

	American Federation of New Zealand Rabbit Breeders(AFNZRB) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Unfortunately the folks that had the Certificate of Development on the New Zealand Blue failed to show at the second straight convention and are therefore dropped.
		The Ohio New Zealand Club does a good job and are experienced in putting on this show.
		John Neff of Florida took 1st and 2 in the meatpen competition.
	www.afnzrb.org /index.html (723 words)

	Dvorak Uncensored
		No matter what happened on 9/11, the event has become a new Kennedy assassination in the lore of possible conspiracies, with theories ranging from stupidity and a failure of leadership in the face of direct warnings to an Operation Northwoods-type government operation.
		The decision by the 160-year-old Westminster John Knox Press, the trade and academic publishing imprint of the Presbyterian Publishing Corp., to attribute the attacks on the World Trade Center brings into the U.S. religious mainstream a conspiracy theory long held by the world’s jihadists.
		The New York Public Library and Oxford University are also allowing portions of their libraries to be scanned.
	www.dvorak.org /blog (3556 words)

	New Zealand
		The New Zealand marine Radio Handbook is an essential guide to marine radio stations in this area, and especially useful for cruisers.
		Charts of NZ published in New Zealand (and available at Bluewater Books and Charts) are complete and significantly less expensive than DMA or British Admiralty charts of the area.
		Some of our good friends who had major re-fits done in New Zealand speak so glowingly of Westpark, too, (particularly "Touch of Gloss" painters) and got such outstanding results there that I think if I were completely re-building or re-fitting a boat in New Zealand, I would certainly look at Westpark as well.
	www.heartsong3.com /new_zealand.htm (4299 words)

	New Raymond E Feist Interview for 2005 - Honest John's
		The Hall of World's is proud to present a new interview with Raymond E Feist.
		The interview questions were supplied by members of the Hall's forum Honest Johns.
		Probably similar to the one I had a couple of years back, when I did Australia, New Zealand, and Europe.
	hallofworlds.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=1305&st=0 (2700 words)

	Abebooks: New & Used Books, Textbooks, Rare & Out of Print Books
		Score great deals on new and used textbooks, and find out how international editions can save you even more.
		Whether it's new, used, rare, or out-of-print, you can find it here, through our community of over 13,500 independent booksellers selling 80 million books from around the globe.
		By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.
	www.abebooks.com (190 words)

	New Zealand Writers
		The 'New Zealand Writer Files' represent the most substantial section of the New Zealand Book Council website.
		New Zealand writers are asked to read the Information for Writers page.
		Double honours for Maurice Gee, winner of the 2006 Deutz Medal for Fiction, and joint winner of the Readers' Choice Award in the 2006 Montana New Zealand Book Awards.
	www.bookcouncil.org.nz /writers/index.html (309 words)

	New Zealand Business Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		NBR and the Chamber of Commerce present the New Zealand Business Hall of Fame in association with Enterprise New Zealand Trust.
		The New Zealand Business Hall of Fame was established in 1994 to recognise and celebrate individuals who have made a significant contribution to New Zealand.
		This year's laureates will join an impressive gallery of leaders who have helped shape New Zealand into the country we know today.
	www.istart.co.nz /index/HM20/AL22140/AR27879 (135 words)

	New Zealand
		25 Nov 1947 New Zealand ratifies the Statute of Westminster.
		The titles premier and first minister were variously applied to each of the principal ministers until 1869, when premier became customary.
		Although the title prime minister was first used formally in the Schedule of the Civil List Act of 1873, no one used the title officially until Richard John Seddon, beginning in 1893.
	www.worldstatesmen.org /New_Zealand.htm (2148 words)

	Arts: A high old time by John Dix \| New Zealand Listener
		Smoke-filled bars and loud, honking soul music are second nature to Rick Bryant, who prepares to roar it up again at the 20th-anniversary concert of his band, the Jive Bombers.
		Bryant, a non-smoker, answers questions about his new band, the Jive Bombers, with cool detachment; in his hand burns a piece of rolled paper the size of a newborn baby’s arm.
		Without sponsorship (which the Jive Bombers briefly had), such an exercise is near impossible in New Zealand.
	www.listener.co.nz /printable,683.sm (976 words)

	John Robertson & Associates - New Zealand Workplace Survey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It is now well established that organisations viewed as a 'great place to work' by both existing and prospective staff will achieve higher levels of performance and profitability as a result of:
		The New Zealand Workplace Survey is a comprehensive, well designed and cost-effective employee survey, that can be conducted anytime, and as often as you like
		The option to benchmark your results against New Zealand's largest database of employee attitude and opinion at the click of a button
	www.johnrobertson.co.nz /nzworkplacesurvey (333 words)

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