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Las Lassen (Lars Larsen) arrived in New Zealand in 1871 and was allotted Section 415, Lot 15 (25 acres) on the corner of Napier and Stoney Creek Roads. He moved on to Hawkes Bay and then Dannevirke, there marrying Christine Bak 19 August 1876 in the Dannevirke Schoolhouse, which then doubled as the Lutheran Church. Las went on to become a successful dairy farmer, eventually purchasing a property in Dixons Line, Bunnythorpe, opposite the rugby grounds.

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Date
circa 1871
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2007P_Pi461_PEO_0384
E puritia ana ki
Coolstore

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Mr &  Mrs Carl Emil Jorgensen
Monrad family
Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen and family outside their home
Mr and Mrs Solomon Abrahams
Samuel Dawick
Leary family
Mary Manson and her daughters Jane and Evaline
Mary and David McEwen
Mr and Mrs Charles Tricklebank
Rockstrow family
Nairn Family Portrait
Monrad farm at Karere

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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Mr &  Mrs Carl Emil Jorgensen
Monrad family
Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen and family outside their home
Mr and Mrs Solomon Abrahams
Samuel Dawick
Leary family
Mary Manson and her daughters Jane and Evaline
Mary and David McEwen
Mr and Mrs Charles Tricklebank
Rockstrow family
Nairn Family Portrait
Monrad farm at Karere