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    Hi Mum, found this a couple of years ago on a history website Martin Kelly & his team of bullocks haul their load along Wakelin Road Beachlands. Opposite to where Beachlands Hall is now.
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      James Broom field, Alfred Ray, George Hamilton, Patrick Meagher, the Wiles, Page, and White families in Whitford all made charcoal in turf covered
      kilns and sold it in big bags in Auckland in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

      Peter Brady, a Howick publican, pegged out a site at the corner of the main road and William Broomfield donated land for a school

        Martin Kelly picked up gold nuggets, enough to fill a small bag valued at £150 in Te Puru Stream in 1930 but a traveller given a bed for the night at his Te Puru home disappeared with the bag of gold.

          . Martin Kelly used his bullock team to extract rimu and kahikatea in the Whitford hills until about 1910. Sawmills were established near Cemetery Bridge in Whitford Park Road, at the end of Brownhill Rimu in Wades Road and at the end of Waikopua Road.

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