Tuberculosis and the Maori People of the Wairoa District

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Comments (1)

Denise Wilkie

Posted at 04.27PM - 18.04.2010

Stumbled on this - what a classic. I was born in Wairoa in 1953. This a gem of a snapshot on the society and development of the area. Sir Turi Carroll is a respected icon of the town. I loved seeing and hearing about the town, people and areas.

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