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Fig 80: The Hot Springs Hotel, Te Aroha	909
Fig 81: Advertisement for the Te Aroha hot springs	911
Fig 82: The Cadman thermal bathhouse, Te Aroha Domain, circa 1920s	912
Fig 83: The Te Aroha Domain mineral springs, circa 1910	913
Fig 84: Te Aroha township lands	917
Fig 85: Te Aroha, circa 1920	922
Fig 86: Bath house 7 and tea kiosk	925
Fig 87: Harataunga blocks affected by the Maori Trustees purchase of interests	999
Fig 88: Thames foreshore blocks	1040
Fig 89: Kapanga Parumoana blocks, Coromandel Harbour	1044
Fig 90: The Thames foreshore	1047
Fig 91: Maori land taken for the Kopu to Hikuai road, 1968-73	1065
Fig 92: Hauraki Plains land tenure, 1908	1068
Fig 93: Drainage and settlement of the Hauraki Plains, 1908-32	1072
Fig 94: The Manaia block	1082
Fig 95: Land taken for Kaiaua School	1087
Fig 96: Maori land acquired by the Auckland Regional Authority, 1968-73	1092
Fig 97: Maori settlement sites from Tapu to Waikawau	1101
Fig 98: Maori settlement sites on the lower Waihou River	1103
Fig 99: Riverworks and archaeological sites on the Hikutaia River	1107
Fig 100: The boom, Mercury Bay, circa 1910	1110
Fig 101: Hauraki Plains wetlands	1113
Fig 102: Kauri logs being loaded on a scow at Kennedy Bay	1115
Fig 104: Gold and timber workings on the Tairua River, 1912	1116
Fig 105: Gold and timber workings in part of the Waiwawa catchment area, 1912	1118
Fig 106: Silting by the Ohinemuri and Waihou Rivers in 1910 flood	1129
Fig 107: The Ohinemuri River, near Paeroa, with a goldmining dredge, circa 1916	1133
Fig 108: The junction of the Waihou and Ohinemuri Rivers, 1990	1135
Fig 109: Ohinemuri Junction: river works and archaeological sites	1140
Fig 110: Men labouring on the Maukoro Canal, Hauraki Plains, circa 1904-10	1143
Fig 111: Hauraki Plains drainage scheme	1144
Fig 112: The hospital at Coromandel, circa 1900-30	1173

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