Kramer-Walter, Carlos Nicholas, 1835-1912 (Person)
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Carlos Kramer-Walter was born in Brazil, educated in Germany and died in Paengaroa.
During his life, 1835-1912 he was:
German Consul in Brazil
Brazilian Consul at Newcastle, New South Wales
trader at Tongatabu
storekeeper at Maketū, late 1893 - early 1901
owner of the first post office in Paengaroa
Jinty Rorke drafted an entry for him for the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography 1990-2000 (see Ams 284).
Alister Hugh Matheson compiled unpublished biographical notes about him (see Ams 209).
SourcesBay of Plenty Times. (1912, August 2). Death. p. 4Bay of Plenty Times. (1906, March 2). Good progress. p. 2Bay of Plenty Times. (1912, July 31). Death. p. 4Matheson, A. H. (Alister Hugh). (1996, November). Early Maketū storekeepers. In Historical Review, 44 (2), p. 91-119Tauranga Heritage Collection. (n.d.). Letter book. 0085/04.Kramer-Walter, Jessie Olive. (c. 1997). A chronicle of Carlos and of the Kramer-Walter family in New Zealand. Te Puke.
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First Name(s)Kramer-WalterSurnameCarlos NicholasGenderMaleDate of Birth1835Place of BirthSao Paulo, BrazilDate of Death30 July 1912Place of DeathPaengaroaPlace of Burial/CremationOld Te Puke Cemetery
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