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University of Auckland

university, Auckland, New Zealand
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    Auckland

    …the public library network, the University of Auckland (1957; from 1882 to 1957 Auckland University College, a constituent part of the University of New Zealand), Auckland University of Technology (2000; from 1963 to 2000 Auckland Technical Institute), and several teacher-training colleges. Also in the locality are swimming and surfing beaches,…

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    …the public library network, the University of Auckland (1957; from 1882 to 1957 Auckland University College, a constituent part of the University of New Zealand), Auckland University of Technology (2000; from 1963 to 2000 Auckland Technical Institute), and several teacher-training colleges. Also in the locality are swimming and surfing beaches,…

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