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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Number 3 Section Duntroon Rifles		1901	No 3 Section Duntroon Rifles
Hampden Church, North Otago		1902	Hampden Church, North Otago
"Kuriheka" shearing gang and station staff		Dec 1912	"Kuriheka" shearing gang and station staff. Property of Joseph Cowie Nichols
Ribbonwood Station, Omarama		Post 1934	Ribbonwood Station, Omarama Stan Hill (seated). 1934 Ford truck
Salvation Army Band		Circa 1928	Salvation Army band? Hampden circa 1928.
Truck Load of Wool for Ribbonwood station,Omarama circa 1929		Circa 1929	Load of Wool for Ribbonwood station, Stan Hill driver
Ireland and Co truck circa 1940 (1929). Chevrolet?		Circa 1940	Ireland and Co truck circa 1940 (1929). Chevrolet? Ribbonwood Station, Omarama.
Kurow Rail staff		Circa 1900	NZR staff, Kurow, c 1900. Back row (Left to right): D Cairns, L Barclay, R Soulsby (driver), A McKie (fireman). Front: Hoddinott, Hesketh, Carrol, Fredrick Robert Bartrum holding baby Florence Bartrum. This combined railway station and post office was destroyed by fire on 3 December 1928. An intruder set fire to the building to destroy evidence that he had burgled the post office.
Duntroon and Railway Yards, c. late 1920s		Late 1920s	Duntroon and Railway Yards, c. late 1920s. The combined railway station and post office is shown at the right of the photograph. This portion of line as far as Hakataramea was constructed by the Duntroon and Hakataramea Railway Co Ltd, and was opened for traffic on 2 July 1881. The New Zealand Railways worked the line for the company, taking over full control from 1 April, 1885.
Waitaki Hydro Scheme School Train		1932	D class Engine
Railway in North Otago		1926	Clayton steam railcar. This unusual-looking machine is the Clayton steam railcar which began a regular passenger service between Oamaru and Kurow on Wednesday 4 August 1926. The photograph was taken at Kurow during the trial run on Sunday 1 August, 1926. The railcar left Oamaru at 10.30am, and after an uneventful run reached Kurow at 12.15pm. The official party on this trial included a number of high-ranking railway officers and government officials including Sir Joseph Ward. The railcar was withdrawn from service on Saturday 10 November 1928 and was replaced by an ordinary steam service. An impending overhaul and increasing passenger traffic created by the hydro construction made the changeover necessary.
Russell, J D. Archdeacon	Meek, George (b.1881, d.1953) Maude, Cyril Fairfax (b.1914, d.1987)	Circa 1949?	Archdeacon J D Russell. Drawing by C F Maude; poem by George Meek. (North Otago Early Settlers' Association, 1993)
Kurow about 1931		Circa 1931	Kurow about 1931. Bequest
Kurow Maternity Hospital		Circa 1936	Kurow Maternity Hospital
Palmerston School Picnic, Moeraki 1911		1911	Palmerston School Picnic, Moeraki 1911. (Man-made baths.) (Postcard)
Clay Cliffs Omarama		1906	Clay Cliffs Omarama Colourview 1906 Postcard Colour original
Frederick Walter Lowen, born Palmerston 9/6/1896		1896-1983	Frederick Walter Lowen, born Palmerston 9/6/1896 Died Oamaru 29/5/1983.
Fred Lowen, Dave Lowen, Alex Lowen. Front: Jack Lowen at Palmerston circa 1930.		Circa 1930	Fred Lowen, Dave Lowen, Alex Lowen. Front: Jack Lowen at Palmerston circa 1930.
Dave Lowen at Palmerston. Born Hillgrove 27/4/1885 died 16/9/1952		1885-1952	Dave Lowen at Palmerston. Born Hillgrove 27/4/1885 died 16/9/1952 married Alice Minches?
Thomas Muir, Waihemo County Council		Circa 1905	Thomas Muir, Waihemo County Council. (See: Cyclopaedia of New Zealand: Otago and Southland [1905], pg 442)

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