Story: Scots
Many of the Scottish pioneers of Waipū took up land and founded farming families which remained in the district for many decades. Dairying became a common farming pursuit and by 1916 Waipū, like many other rural settlements in the north, had a dairy factory to which local farmers brought their milk and cream by cart.
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