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Above: The landing of the whalers re-enacted.—When in 1831 the first whaling boat touched the shore at Otakau, the Maoris rushed down to the shore threatening hostilities, but they were pacified. The Peninsula saw the establishment of the first whaling station in Otago.

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Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 18, 13 November 1931, Page 1

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Above: The landing of the whalers re-enacted.—When in 1831 the first whaling boat touched the shore at Otakau, the Maoris rushed down to the shore threatening hostilities, but they were pacified. The Peninsula saw the establishment of the first whaling station in Otago. Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 18, 13 November 1931, Page 1

Above: The landing of the whalers re-enacted.—When in 1831 the first whaling boat touched the shore at Otakau, the Maoris rushed down to the shore threatening hostilities, but they were pacified. The Peninsula saw the establishment of the first whaling station in Otago. Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 18, 13 November 1931, Page 1

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