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FOREWORD

Charleston, like to feel that it is a manifestation of the true spirit of the West Coast which still places comradeship before gold, and service for the common good before selfishness or self-interest. It is this spirit which has moved Mr. Faris in his labour of love in assembling the material for, and compiling this record. His work will pass on the torch; and on behalf of his readers, I have to express our deep gratitude and appreciation.

A. Fair.

Judge's Chambers, Auckland,

August, 1941.

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