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This photograph of Gundersen is thought to have been taken prior to his migration to New Zealand in 1872-73. The Gundersen family first went to Christchurch before settling in Mauriceville West where Gundersen was the first Postmaster in 1881. Gundersen was one of the seven local farmers who in August 1889 subscribed £20 each to found the Mauriceville Dairy Co. Ltd., which eventually became the source of the town's small-scale prosperity

Identification

Object type
Image
Relation
CA: Petersen Collection; Public Photograph Collection Mv 7
Date
circa 1878
Digitisation ID
2011P_PETERSENMv7_005938
Held In
Coolstore

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Wairarapa Region

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rural towns and life,
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