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	Karori Streets
		Burn became a Karori Borough Councillor in 1909 and was elected Mayor in 1915, a position he held until Karori's amalgamation with the city in 1920.
		In Karori he was a foundation trustee of the Karori Methodist Church and laid the foundation stone of the second Karori Methodist Church in 1912 when he was Mayor of Karori.
		Hamilton was a Karori Borough Councillor from 1911‑1912 to 1918‑1919.
	www.karorihistory.org.nz /streets.htm (11535 words)

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		The Karori Slapperz* are Wellington's (New Zealand) finest social football (or soccer as the sport is referred to here), well we think so anyway.
		We belong to the Association Football club "Waterside Karori" based in..der..
		Waterside Karori were keen to sign us, so full kit, club bar, sponser and home ground included we agreed and started our first season in Wellington 6th division.
	www.geocities.com /karorislapperz (294 words)

	Neem Karoli Baba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neem Karoli Baba, born Lakshmi Narayan Sharma, also known to followers as Maharajji and Neeb Karori Baba, was a Hindu guru and a devotee of Hanuman.
		He was born at Akbarpur, Firozabad district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
		Temples and Ashrams related to Neeb Karori Baba
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neem_Karoli_Baba (239 words)

	about Karori
		Karori has a wealth of amenities including many pre-schools and day care centres, 3 primary schools, 1 private girls school, 4 rest homes, a campus of Victoria University, a swimming pool, recreation centre (just behind the library) and a wildlife sanctuary.
		A significant feature of the walkway adjacent to the library that connects Karori Road to the Community Centre is a collection of commemorative bricks that were planted by children from the local schools.
		Local history buffs are catered for by the Karori Historical Society files which are housed on the first floor of the library.
	www.wcl.govt.nz /about/branches/karori/about.html (570 words)

	Strategic Retreat from South Karori Beach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Then a fellow Wainuiomartian (who shall be nameless) rang me and offered me a lift to the Karori Mall, which was the meeting point.
		The trip was described as: “SOUTH KARORI/SOUTH COAST/HAWKINS HILL AND RETURN.” All the way into Wellington, my Wainui compatriot extolled the virtues of that walk, which she had been on several times, and kept going back on.
		Karori was fairly overcast, but I predicted that the six of us would have fine weather by lunchtime - and I was proved right, as it happened.
	equality.netfirms.com /writing/retreat.html (511 words)

	Karori Cricket Club :: Home
		Karori Cricket Club was established in 1880 and has been a leading club in the local cricket competitions ever since.
		The club's senior side competes in the Pearce Cup competition and it has five other senior teams in various grades, along with a large number of junior teams.
		A schedule of events and a registration method, for our current and past members who would like to be involved in these important events, will be supplied within the next few months.
	www.karoricricket.org.nz (278 words)

	News - Major Road Safety Changes Proposed for Karori
		Up to seven sets of new traffic lights are being proposed for Karori as part of Wellington City Council’s SaferRoads project and it is time for locals to say what they think of the suggested changes.
		Traffic lights at the intersection of Parkvale and Karori Roads have already been approved as part of the town centre redevelopment.
		Booklets, which outline the changes and include a submission form, are being delivered to all Karori residents this week and will also be available at libraries, Council service centres or by phoning (04) 499 4444.
	www.wellington.govt.nz /news/display-item.php?id=2337 (572 words)

	Lions District 202H Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Project
		Our goal continues to be "To support the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary through a District Project to provide an outcome of enduring value, which will be a permanent and prominent testimony to Lions' involvement in the development of the Sanctuary."
		The Sanctuary itself has progressed enormously during the past year, and has become a high profile venue for visiting VIPs, such as the President of the Worldwide Fund for Nature, and a popular venue for conservationists, local residents and tourists.
		Photographs of the transport, launch and planting of the prototype hexagonal raft can be seen by clicking here.
	lions202h.wellington.net.nz /kwsproject/kwsproject.html (726 words)

	LEARNZ Diary
		Massey University researcher Kyrin, brushes the rocks to gather the macro invertebrates for her stream study.
		The robins in Karori Sanctuary came from the island sanctuary of Kapiti in 2001.
		This particular pair of robins were bred here in Karori during the 2001 season.
	www.learnz.co.nz /daily.asp?id=190 (1474 words)

	Karori takes Sunrise Stampede (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tanui, the defending Stampede champ, was about 25 meters from the starting line running towards the start when the gun went off.
		Karori, who finished in 31:01, got the win and the $300 prize that went with it.
		Tanui and Karori were together in the lead after the first kilometer, and the pair passed the first mile in 4:30.
	www.bouldernews.com /sports/misc/10sstamp.html (284 words)

	Karori Merino Stud (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Karori is a member stud of the New England Merino Field Days which are held every 2 years, the next Field Day being held in Mid January, 2008.
		Karori sells rams at its On-Property sale at the end of January each year.
		Karori has received the 2nd highest average price for the last 3 years for 1 year old rams at the Armidale Unhoused Merino Ram Sale, including 2001 when they received an average price of $2384.00 per ram.
	www.karori.com.au /?id=7&sitemenu=6& (217 words)

	News - Karori to Get Four New Sets of Traffic Signals
		Four new sets of traffic lights are among the changes planned in Karori next year to make the suburb’s roads safer — four fewer than originally proposed.
		The Council also plans to reduce the speed limit to 40km/hr on all streets in Karori except Karori Road but is required to carry out further consultation before that happens.
		A third of the reported accidents in Karori (60 from 1999 to 2003) involve injuries compared with 23 percent citywide and the majority occur on Karori Road, Chaytor Street, South Karori Road and Parkvale Road.
	www.wellington.govt.nz /news/display-item.php?id=2465 (429 words)

	Neeb Karori Baba or Maharajji - The Mystic Saint of North India
		Neeb Karori Baba or Maharajji - The Mystic Saint of North India
		Neeb Karori Baba or Maharajji as He is more popularly known, is one of the greatest saints of the 20th century.
		Copyright © 2005-06 Neeb Karori Baba Manav Seva Samiti.
	www.neebkaroribaba.com (137 words)

	Karori Campus \| Victoria University of Wellington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Victoria University of Wellington’s Karori Campus is the site of the teacher education programmes of the Faculty of Education and the Wellington location of Victoria's growing Foundation Studies programme.
		The Karori Campus is spread over a wide area and incorporates many open spaces.
		The Karori Campus is well served by public transport; regular bus routes link the campus to Kelburn and the city.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /home/about_victoria/campus_karori.html (261 words)

	Just Paterson ll For Sale ll A BRIGHT FUTURE IN KARORI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Good sun and views over Karori represent a great start into the property ownership scene for first home owners.
		The combined lounge/dining is a generous L shaped room enjoying excellent sun and views back over Karori.
		While care has been taken in their preparation, no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy of the whole or any part and interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves in all respects.
	www.justpaterson.co.nz /jp/property.asp?property=60CollierAvenue_Karori (207 words)

	Karori Golf Club
		Free of the City's traffic noise and distractions, Karori Golf Club is Wellington region's quietest golf course.
		Set in idyllic native bush and a pleasantly rural environment, the only sounds are the tuis, ducks and rosellas and the gentle stream that meanders through the course.
		If you are a beginner you will enjoy the friendliness and encouragement of Karori, and the lack of formality.
	www.karorigolf.co.nz (113 words)

	Welcome to the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary in Wellington, New Zealand
		Karori Wildlife Sanctuary is a safe haven for endangered native birds and other wildlife, located minutes from downtown Wellington.
		A unique predator proof fence surrounds the Sanctuary, protecting the wildlife and ensuring the forest regenerates to its former glory.
		Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Waiapu Rd, Karori, Wellington, New Zealand.
	www.sanctuary.org.nz (236 words)

	spiritual books, neem karoli baba, ram dass, hanuman, hanumanji
		Over four hundred stories of Maharaji's lila, which relate instances of divine love, tender healing and safe passage through the very heart of trouble and suffering.
		The seminal work that introduced Neeb Karori Baba to countless seekers around the globe.
		The purity, the power, and the obvious truth of his stories resonate deep within us, opening our hearts once again to our own innocence, reawakening in us our own perfect faith.
	www.nkbashram.org /nkb-shopping/books.htm (975 words)

	Karori Links
		The Wellington City Council's website briefly describes the history of Karori from its establishment as a borough in 1891 to the opening of the Karori Tunnel in 1990.
		Karori Cemetery Crematorium and Chapel, and Lychgate, and Jewish Chapel
		Heretaunga School's website includes a page describing "important Maori places around the harbour and the Wellington region, where they were, and what happened to them after the New Zealand Company settlement was established in 1839".
	www.karorihistory.org.nz /links.htm (221 words)

	Karori Wellington NZ, Living In Karori Wellington New Zealand, Visit Karori Wellington, Wellington New Zealand Karori, ...
		This website is a guide for people living in Karori, visiting Karori or interested in moving to Karori (from within New Zealand or overseas).
		If you already live in Wellington, or are visiting us, Karori Living Online provides a helpful guide listing things to do and places of interest to visit.
		Karori Living provides all sorts of important information, including things you need to know if you are planning to move to a new area.
	www.karori-living.co.nz (230 words)

	Standard background page for Karori Sanctuary.
		The Karori Sanctuary provides an excellent location for the restoration of habitats and the reintroduction of threatened and endangered wildlife species.
		Providing extra food for the birds may be important in the initial years of restoration work.
		The wetland areas of the sanctuary have proved to be a good home for brown teal.
	www.learnz.org.nz /karori44/bg/native-species.php (1153 words)

	Sri Neem Karoli Baba - experiences -
		The Web site for Sri Neeb Karori Baba, launched Basant Panchami Bhandara (13th Feb 2005) at Vrindavan, can be found here.
		His name Neeb Karori Baba or Baba Neeb Karori comes from the village of Neeb Karori, in Uttar Pradesh.
		When He was in Neeb Karori He was called Laxsman Das.
	www.neemkarolibaba.com /experiences/BabajisName.html (112 words)

	Scoop: Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Celebrates Land Transfer
		On 15 September at Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Greater Wellington Regional Council, Wellington City Council and the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Trust, celebrated the transfer of the land that the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary occupies.
		The Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Trust Chairperson Richard Bentley said “It is through the support of Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council, the Department of Conservation, our wider community and our many sponsors that the Sanctuary today has turned into an ongoing reality.
		Photo: Major Kerry Prendergast, Regional Council Chairperson Margaret Shields QSO and Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Chairperson Richard Bentley with the plaque that commemorates the transfer of land from Greater Wellington Regional Council to Wellington City Council.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/AK0409/S00182.htm (1803 words)

	Karori United Tennis Club, Wellington New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As a result of a combined effort Karori United Tennis Club (KUTC) is the winner of the ASB Club of the Year for the 2005-06 season!
		In presenting the award at the Renouf Centre, Wellington Tennis complimented KUTC on the wonderful facility we have, the 17% increase in membership achieved this season, the ongoing commitment to the development of junior tennis including the work of our new coaching team!
		Karori United is the largest tennis club in the Wellington region, and one of the most active.
	www.karoritennis.wellington.net.nz (620 words)

	Greater Wellington - Karori cemetery free of feathery invader
		After an operation spanning eight years, historic Karori cemetery is now free of the invasive weed, African feathergrass.
		The African feathergrass infestation in Karori cemetery, which consisted of about 3.8 hectares of scattered plants, was one of only two main infestations in Wellington city (the other is in Miramar).
		According to Greater Wellington Regional Council, which is responsible for African feathergrass control in the region, the eradication operation has been very successful.
	www.gw.govt.nz /story8915.cfm (387 words)

	Karori Lions - Wildlife Sanctuary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Karori Lions are particularly pleased to be associated with the Wildlife Sanctuary that is being developed on the border of our suburb.
		Not only is the Club itself involved with the Sanctuary, but several Club members are also individual members of the Sanctuary Trust.
		In December 1999 we were further privileged not only to have our International President Jim Ervin visit Wellington, but also to be able to take him to see the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary.
	karorilions.wellington.net.nz /sanctuary.htm (420 words)

	Karori Cemetery
		Wellington's old cemetery, which is one hundred acres, is now being developed into a heritage park.
		The Karori Crematorium (1909) was the first in NZ, and the second in the southern hemisphere.
		The main entrance is off Old Karori Road.
	www.wellingtonnz.com /SightsAndActivities/KaroriCemetery.htm (111 words)

	Karori : Wellington : Greater Wellington: NZ Business Directory (New Zealand) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Our practice offers you prompt, professional advice and service in a wide range of surveying and resource management matters as well as land development and land information services.
		House of Travel Karori is part of the biggest New Zealand owned Travel Agent's group in the country.
		Our experienced senior consultants are committed to the highest level of service for your business and leisure needs.
	www.ubd.co.nz /all-regions/Greater-Wellington/Wellington/Karori (207 words)

	Catch Up with Karori
		The Karori Foodbank has been serving the needs of our community for 10 years.
		The NewstalkZB Food Appeal, which is assisted by the Karori Lions, gives the Foodbank a welcome boost twice a year.
		The Society was formed by a small group of Karori residents in 1973 for the purpose of studying and recording the history of Karori and the adjacent country districts.
	karorilight.wellington.net.nz /now.html (151 words)

	St Teresa's Karori (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Karori parish is situated in a valley running from the hills away from the central business district of Wellington towards the west coast of the southern North Island.
		It has neighbours to the north in Johnsonville and Onslow, to the east, Northland, Te Aro and Brooklyn.
		301 Karori Road, P O Box 17011, Wellington 6033.
	www.wn.catholic.org.nz /karori.html (84 words)

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