CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR
Neville Du RoseHana climbed over the fence behind the settlement town and dropped into the grass with the grace of an elephant. She’d avoided the main thoroughfare to avoid giving Nev the advantage. The makeshift streets buzzed with activity as visitors peered into the buildings. Will’s careful direction had produced a museum quality exhibition and Hana already imagined him arguing to keep it standing after the fair. An 1840s English town had risen from the paddock over the last few weeks, set aside enough from a replica Māori stronghold to emphasise the division in cultures. Hana frowned. The original Logan Du Rose who set out from Scotland married the daughter of a Māori chief. Will had overruled her argument for more unity, citing the experience of every other settle
