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	Maitland, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Maitland (32°45′S 151°35′E) is a city in the Lower Hunter region of New South Wales, Australia, on the Hunter River approximately 200 km by road north of Sydney and 30 km northwest of Newcastle.
		Maitland is sometimes called the largest inland city in New South Wales, though Wagga Wagga also claims this title due to Maitland being only 25 km from the coast and a satellite of the Newcastle Metropolitan Area.
		Maitland was therefore the point at which goods were unloaded for, and distributed to, the hinterland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maitland,_New_South_Wales (843 words)

	Walkabout - Maitland
		Maitland was once the principal town of the Hunter Valley and consequently it has many historic buildings of considerable quality.
		In 1814, she was sentenced to a further seven years for the theft of some government cows and was sent to the harsh penal settlement for re-offenders at Newcastle.
		Maitland Railway Station is located just past the roundabout at the southernmost end of Church St. The line arrived at East Maitland in 1857 amidst much hoopla and reached West Maitland the following year.
	www.walkabout.com.au /fairfax/locations/NSWMaitland.shtml (3997 words)

	Maitland's Permanent Botanical Shoppe
		Maitland's, a permanent botanical shoppe, located in Green Hills, Nashville, Tennessee, since April, 1997, continues to provide the latest trends in the "permanent botanical" industry.
		Candy Maitland, owner and horticulturist, with an education in agriculture, uses her critical eye in searching to find the most botanically correct products in the industry.
		Maitland's boasts an extensive collection of permanent stems, as well as dried and preserved flowers, foliages, and palms.
	www.maitlandsbotanicals.com (106 words)

	Maitland Public Library Services
		Although the Maitland Public Library was originally established, owned, and operated by Maitland residents, and governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of Maitland citizens, it became apparent by 1972 that expansion was needed to accommodate the increasing needs of Maitland's citizens.
		The Maitland Public Library is governed by volunteers serving on the Board of Trustees, to whom the Library Director reports.
		While the Library Director is responsible for the general operation of the library and ensures that the library is operated in accordance with the guidelines of the American Library Association, the Board establishes the guidelines and procedures pertaining to library services and personnel.
	www.maitlandpubliclibrary.org /about_us.html (354 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Maitland
		Maitland, the principal settlement on Hunter River, was chosen as the title for a bishop in 1848, when Dr. William Henry Davis, O.S.B., was sent as coadjutor to the Right Rev. Dr.
		The Right Reverend James Murray, then secretary to Cardinal Cullen, was appointed Bishop of Maitland, and, after being consecrated in the pro-cathedral of Dublin by Cardinal Cullen on 14 November, 1865, proceeded to his distant diocese, of which he took possession on 1 November, 1866.
		The present Diocese of Maitland comprises that portion of New South Wales, which lies between Camden Haven and Red Head, stretching west as far as Wollar and Cassilis and north as far as Murrurundi.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/09555b.htm (603 words)

	Maitland family
		We believe that we are descended from one individual, who lived in Normandy around 1000 to 1070 because the name is unusual, can be easily traced and because there are historic records which indicate that the name was taken as a personal nickname and only used by descendants of the first Mautalent to use it.
		Maitlands are descended from a Mautalent of Norman origin who settled in Northumberland around 1130 as a vassal of the King of Scotland.
		Lauderdales in the USA are mainly descended from James Maitland who originated in Galloway in south-west Scotland and migrated to Ulster before moving to Pennsylvania in the American colonies in 1714.
	clanmaitland.org.uk (577 words)

	Thomas Maitland - TLP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Maitland (1759 - 1824) was the Commander-in-Chief of the British expeditionary force to Saint-Domingue and a Colonel of the British 10th West India Regiment (1798 – 1802).
		After Maitland's defeat by Toussaint Louverture in October of 1798, the General retreated back to Jamaica, leaving his fl troops behind.
		Maitland was the Governor of Bristish occupied Saint-Domingue from March 21, 1797 to October 2, 1798.
	thelouvertureproject.org /wiki/index.php?title=Maitland (270 words)

	Maitland: Voyage to Australia in 1838
		The "Maitland" was recorded as a Blackwall Frigate, built at the Blackwall Shipyard in Calcutta in 1810 under instructions from shipowner Joseph Somes.
		The "Maitland" was converted to barque rigging for its one voyage to Australia with emigrants in 1838.
		The "Maitland", with her dirt, overcrowding and lack of discipline, was typical of the worst seagoing slums in the migrant traffic.
	www.fairhall.id.au /resources/maitland/maitland.htm (2341 words)

	netYP's Yorke Peninsula: Maitland
		Maitland is the geographical heart of the Yorke Peninsula.
		Aaron Jarrett built Maitland's first bake-house and the first bread supply was baked in march of 1878.
		The Maitland Music and Arts Club was established in 1942 to promote community music and arts in the Central Yorke Peninsula district of South Australia.
	maitland.yorke.net.au (449 words)

	MyClan.com : Clan Maitland : Clan History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Sir Robert Maitland, William’s son, surrendered the Castle of Dunbar to the Earl of Douglas, and thereby escaped being involved in the subsequent ruin of his uncle, John.
		The Flodden knight’s heir, Sir Richard Maitland, was a man of extraordinary talent who was appointed a judge of the Court of Session and Keeper of the Privy Seal.
		Sir Thomas Maitland (died 1824), known as ‘King Tom’, was in turn governor of Ceylon, the Ionian islands and Malta.
	www.myclan.com /clans/Maitland_97/default.php (968 words)

	Maitland Farm Preschool "A Special Place To Grow"
		Maitland’s staff seeks to reach beyond the bounds of our own program to involve ourselves in community activities that will be of mutual benefit, as learning is a lifelong process for us all.
		We have an open door policy and parents are welcomed into the classroom as volunteers and in numerous other capacities in which they can be involved in their child’s education.
		Maitland’s staff is made up of caring and nurturing individuals with diverse backgrounds of education and experience.
	www.maitlandfarm.com /index.htm (403 words)

	Clan MAITLAND
		Sir Robert Maitland was in charge of Dunbar Castle but surrendered it to the Earl of Mar on his return to Scotland with Hotspur and Lord Talbot after the cancellation of the marriage of his daughter Lady Elizabeth Dunbar and David Duke of Rothesay.
		Sir John Maitland was created the 1st Lord of Thirlestane and married the heiress of Lord Fleming.
		Through frequent marriages with the families of Fleming and Seton the Maitlands became loyal adherants to Mary Queen of Scots even when her fortunes were at their lowest.
	www.electricscotland.com /webclans/m/maitlan2.html (385 words)

	Maitland Ward Photos - Maitland Ward News - Maitland Ward Information
		Maitland Ward was born on February 3rd, 1977 in Long Beach, CA.
		Maitland is devoted to animal rights and environmental issues.
		She was up for the lead in the WB show "Zoe, Duncan, Jack, and Jane" which, because it's produced by Disney & Touchstone, led to a holding contract with Disney and eventually to "Boy Meets World." Was told to change her name when she started her acting career because "Ashley" was too commonplace.
	www.tv.com /maitland-ward/person/9861/summary.html (344 words)

	Maitland Seventh-day Adventist Church - Church
		Maitland is located in the heart of the Hunter Valley and is the Heritage Capital of New South Wales.
		Maitland Adventist Church has been an active part of our community since 1899.
		Maitland Adventist Church is a family of about one hundred and twenty people of all ages.
	www.maitlandadventist.org (321 words)

	Maitland
		West Maitland Showgrounds, NSW and this is the site of the original Grandstand as it was when photographed in 2003.
		The advertisement in the Maitland Mercury newspaper on the 15.12.1923 promoting what was to be the first Speedway meeting.
		The Maitland Mercury advertisement for what was to be the last ever Speedway meeting to be held on the famous Maitland Showground Track on the 29.3.1952
	www.vintagespeedway.homestead.com /Maitland.html (342 words)

	Maitland Chamber of Commerce > Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Located in the heart of the growing city of Maitland, the Chamber is a vital part of the community, supporting the activities beneficial to developing relations between business, government and members of the community as well as representing our members in city, state and national governmental matters.
		Come to Maitland, land of 18 parks and 21 lakes with over 1000 acres of water.
		The upscale Office Park area on the west side is anchored by the RDV complex and is still growing.
	www.maitlandchamber.com (168 words)

	Lieutenant-Colonel John Maitland
		The eighth surviving son of Charles Maitland, 6th Earl of Lauderdale, and Lady Elizabeth Ogilvy, John Maitland had a varied career.
		In May 1778, Major John Maitland commanded a detachment of Marines in action against Rebel vessels in the Delaware.
		John Maitland was buried the day after his death in John Graham's vault in Savannah's Colonial cemetery.
	www.silverwhistle.co.uk /lobsters/maitland.html (619 words)

	Maitland Art Prize
		The Maitland Art Prize is a long, established and prestigious country art prize, currently valued at $10,000.
		The entries are exhibited in the Thomas Morgan Pavilion at the Maitland Showground during the period of the Maitland Show held annually in February.
		The Maitland Art Prize was established in 1957 through the joint efforts of the Hunter River Show Association, the Maitland City Council and the Maitland Branch of the Arts Council.
	www.maitlandartprize.org (170 words)

	City of Maitland, Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The rules and regulations hereby adopted shall be known as the Zoning Code, City of Maitland, Florida.
		It shall at a minimum contain the Zoning Administrator's interpretation of the code section violated, a copy of the section of the code allegedly violated, and any supplemental information which may assist in the disposition of the case.
		The owner or tenant of any building, structure, premises, or part thereof, and any architect, building contractor, agent, or other person who commits, participates in, assists in, or maintains such violation may individually be found guilty of a separate offense and suffer code enforcement proceedings and penalties set forth in Chapter 5.3.
	www.ci.maitland.fl.us /ZoningCode.asp (2508 words)

	Maitland Little League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Congratulations to our very own Maitland Little League Player, Billy Cooke for winning 1st place for the 9-10 age group this years at Pepsi Pitch, Hit, and Run Team Championship in Tampa and is in the running for the National Champoinship.
		To maintain its charter, Maitland Little League Inc. has agreed to abide by the Rules, Regulations and Policies established by Little League Baseball Inc. Little League Baseball, by charter, is an apolitical organization.
		As a result, Maitland Little League Inc. can not and does not endorse nor supports any candidate pursuing a local, state or federal elected and/or appointed position or office.
	eteamz.active.com /maitlandll (332 words)

	War Memorials
		Located in Maitland Park between the bowling club and the swimming pool.
		The Transvaal Memorial prior to undergoing restoration in conjunction with the new Anglo-Boer War Memorial Wall, between January 2002 and 30th May 2004 The laundry type tiles on the base and the concrete block which were installed in 1987 were removed during the restoration.
		Anglo-Boer War Memorial Wall was completed in May 2004 and opened by Major General Warren Glenny AO RFD ED Retd and dedicated on the 30th May 2004 it records the names of 275 volunteers from Maitland and 44 nearby towns
	www.maitlandrsl.com /war_memorials.htm (118 words)

	Find Churches in Maitland Missouri - FlockFinder.com
		Parents realize how important it is to start bringing their children to church when their young so that that values and morals taught by the many churches in Maitland Missouri will stay with them when they grow older.
		This unique section has details covering the main topics of concern to parents searching for churches in Maitland Missouri that concentrate on children as one of their core ministries.
		churches in Maitland Missouri can utilize this section to say in their own words, what the childrens service is really like.
	www.flockfinder.com /churches_missouri/maitland/churches_maitland_missouri.html (568 words)

	Maitland Bio: The Online Library of Liberty
		Maitland (1850-1906) was the Downing Professor of the Laws of England at the University of Cambridge and an unparalleled scholar of medieval law.
		An account of Maitland's life is given by Charles H. Haskins in an essay published in Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 51, no. 14 (1916): 904-5.
		The Collected Papers of Frederic William Maitland 3 vols.
	oll.libertyfund.org /Home3/AuthorPage.php?recordID=0161 (143 words)

	Maitland medical, Occupational Health Specialists:: Occupational Health
		Maitland Medical looks to provide a highly personalised but affordable occupational Health Service and support to its clients.
		In a climate of increasing legislation, new government initiatives and targets, the need for strong dependable opinions in respect of Occupational Health and health and safety has become part of corporate management.
		Maitland seeks to establish and cost support appropriate to each clients needs.
	www.maitlandmedical.co.uk /i.php?go=healthcare (245 words)

	Maitland Basketball & Federation Centre
		It was the opportunity of a lifetime that was always going to test how much she loved basketball, bu...
		Maitland Mustangs men's team came no closer to an elusive win on the weekend, extending its losing s...
		Maitland Mustangs women's coaches Stu Hancock and Jim Noud have been left to hope the team turns its...
	www.maitland.basketball.net.au (168 words)

	Welcome Maitland, Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia, perfect place for a holiday, short break or getaway. Find ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Through the Maitland, Hunter Valley site you are also able to make tour and accommodation bookings via our on-line reservations system and source any general locality information you may require.
		If whilst you are navigating the Maitland, Hunter Valley site you require any further information please don’t hesitate to contact the Maitland Visitor Information Centre staff on (02) 4931 2800.
		The Maitland Hunter Valley Visitors Guide is an excellent tool for anyone visiting the area.
	www.visitmaitland.com.au (246 words)

	Altamonte Montessori, Maitland Montessori, and Maitland Montessori Elementary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Altamonte Montessori, Maitland Montessori, and Maitland Montessori Elementary
		The basic principle of the Montessori philosophy of education is that each child carries within himself the potential of the adult he will become.
		The overall aim, then, is to develop within the child a love of learning and a thirst for knowledge that will remain with him long after the regular school day or, indeed, the school years are over.
	www.maitlandmontessori.org /index.html (127 words)

	Maitland travel guide - Wikitravel
		Oceania : Australasia : Australia : New South Wales : Hunter Valley : Maitland
		Maitland [1] (population 50 100) is a small city located in the Lower Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, Australia.
		The New England Highway connects Maitland with Newcastle to the south, and the Upper Hunter and New England regions to the north.
	wikitravel.org /en/Maitland (124 words)

	Maitland - New South Wales - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		Cnr Maitland By-pass and Anzo St Maitland NSW 2320
		Cnr New England Hwy and Chisholm Rd Maitland NSW 2320
		This is a sad story from the Canadian ski resort town of Whistler, but one which could have a happy ending in February 2010.
	smh.com.au /news/New-South-Wales/Maitland/2005/02/17/1108500197615.html (4071 words)

	Maitland at Arrowhead Community - D.R.Horton - America's Builder
		Maitland at Arrowhead - The Villages of Arrowhead quietly offer one of Myrtle Beach's best community lifestyles and is situated among the three distinctive courses of Arrowhead Country Club.
		Maitland, our newest neighborhood, offers single family homes with golf course views starting in the $180's.
		For specific information or to consider purchasing a home, please contact a community sales representative or request more information.
	www.drhorton.com /corp/GetCommunity.do?dv=D6&pr=42000 (279 words)

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