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DescriptionRangiaowhia.jpg	English: Rangiaowhia. Scene of operations at Rangiaowhia and Hairini. Showing positions captured by the British on the 21st and 22nd February, 1864.
Date	1922
Source	The New Zealand Wars vol. I, by James Cowan. 1922. P.354
Author	James Cowan

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