Howick & Districts Historical Walk Around Auckland, By East Auckland Tourism, Annette Smart. The Howick Village Historical Walk takes about 2.5 hours at a leisurely
Written by Marin Burgess acknowledging information supplied by Alan La Roche, MBE, Howick Historian. An Early Picnic – In late October of 1847 the first
Photos obtained from Howick Historical Village/Society Library. Old photos of Howick & Districts High School sports teams, which included Pakuranga and Whitford areas. A basketball
SOME OLD PHOTOS OBTAINED FROM HOWICK HISTORICAL VILLAGE/SOCIETY LIBRARY Mrs Webb & her son outside Pakuranga Post Office Miss Alice Webb Howick Post
By John Osborne, Vice-President of The Howick & District’s Historical Society Inc Many people walking around Howick will have noticed the mosaic tile artwork of
Howick, Pakuranga and surrounding districts next year mark the 175th anniversary of the Fencibles’ landing. And among the variety of ways in which this momentous
The people of suburbs in the Howick Ward have always had one thing in common – a strong sense of community pride and appreciation for
Alan La Roche was born at his family home in Paparoa Road in Howick at the end of the 1930s, and from an early age
The 175th anniversary day of the first Fencible arrival is Tuesday, November 15, with November 2022 being the focus month of the 175th celebrations. Read more…