Pukekohe Indian Association Platinum Jubilee

Everyday does not witness an organisation celebrating its Platinum Jubilee. Every organisation does not live to mark 75 years of its existence. The jubilation at

Everyday does not witness an organisation celebrating its Platinum Jubilee. Every organisation does not live to mark 75 years of its existence. The jubilation at

Every community organisation depends on people and their ability and willingness to undertake responsibilities and work hard for the betterment of the community. On such

Every community organisation depends on people and their ability and willingness to undertake responsibilities and work hard for the betterment of the community. On such

Every community organisation depends on people and their ability and willingness to undertake responsibilities and work hard for the betterment of the community. On such

Every community organisation depends on people and their ability and willingness to undertake responsibilities and work hard for the betterment of the community. On such

Some Aucklanders may consider Pukekohe as a ‘sleepy little town’ full of farmers, gardeners and growers, conveniently ignoring the fact that without them, supermarkets and

Some Aucklanders may consider Pukekohe as a ‘sleepy little town’ full of farmers, gardeners and growers, conveniently ignoring the fact that without them, supermarkets and

Indians first settled in New Zealand in the late 1800s. Most of these early migrants came from the regions of Punjab and Gujarat and were

Indians first settled in New Zealand in the late 1800s. Most of these early migrants came from the regions of Punjab and Gujarat and were

The history of Pukekohe and that of the Indian community in New Zealand is somewhat interminably linked, for it is often believed that the early

The history of Pukekohe and that of the Indian community in New Zealand is somewhat interminably linked, for it is often believed that the early