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Go To Top Of PageTaradale Cemetery

Location: Puketapu Road, on hills west of Taradale Township.

The cemetery was consecrated on 30th May 1877, on land given to the Anglican Church in Taradale by Henry Stokes Tiffen. The cemetery was laid out in the fashion of the times with separate areas for Anglicans, Roman Catholic and Presbyterians.

Further land was bought by the Presbyterian church in 1926. The Taradale Borough Council took over the responsibility for running the cemetery in 1943.

Marist Brothers Graves

There is an interesting link with the history of the Marist brothers whose seminary was about 1.5 kilometers away to the north. There is a large group of graves of Marist brothers, each grave topped with a plain cross. Lower on the slope is the tall memorial to Father R.P.E. Regnier S.M. founder of many of the Catholic parish churches in Hawkes Bay.

Lone Pine Memorial

  Marist Brothers Graves

Lone Pine Memorial

The Returned Services Cemetery for Napier and Taradale is situated on the upper slope of the cemetery. A handsome black granite Lone Pine Memorial was dedicated in 1999 as a tribute to the servicemen and women who are buried at Taradale. On the slope above the memorial is a representative Aleppo Pine, grown from seed descended from the original Lone Pine at Gallipoli.

 



   
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