Date21 March 1995Reference NumberAV 25-001/07Description
Half hour interview with Charlie Merriman for the Merivale Oral History Project. Interviewed by Merewahia Rogers on 21 March 1995. Copied onto Side A of a TEAC CDX60 audio cassette tape.
Handwritten notes on cover:
Early life in Merivale
A member of one of the pioneer families
Name of Merivale
National Library item description (OHInt-0329-07): Backgrounds family history in area as farmers, receiving portion of family section, his early schooling and chores. Mentions Bert Duncan. Describes aspects of early Merivale: fishing in Waimapū Estuary; the tobacco mill; milk delivery and factory; the Penguin Diving Club; Yatton Park saw mill; church activities. Recounts building of Merivale church on former Māori war trench site. Discusses naming of Merivale, and the Merriman family in pioneer times.
CreatorRogers, MerewahiaInterviewerRogers, MerewahiaLevelFileExtent1 x C60 cassetteSource of AcquisitionDonated to Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries by Merewahia Marsden on 29 July 1997 (receipt no 149)LanguageEnglish
Asset Location
RoomOut for digitisation
Usage
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