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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Parade in Thames Street November 12 1918. Brass band walking north on Thames Street, Bank of New South Wales, Bank of New Zealand. NZ flag, US flag.
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from Town Hall roof [?] of parade in Thames Street. View looking south. Tees Street. Tyne Street
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from Town Hall roof [?] of crowd filling Thames Street, corner of Wear Street. Band members. William Kinder Chemist. Horses and carts, cars. Tank partly visible at left
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from County Council Chambers roof [?] looking north. Large crowd in Thames Street. Horses and carts. War Memorial. The Globe. Cooperative. Coquet Street. Wear Street. North Otago Farmers Cooperative
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from roof [County Council Chambers?] Thames Street and Wear Street. Lines of soldiers. Crowd, brass band members, horses and carts, cars. William Kinder Chemist
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from roof [North Otago Farmers Cooperative?], Thames and Wear Street. Crowd filling the street, around a tank in front of D Gillies Central Cash Grocer's, Mahan & Muir Photo Studio. People on the awning roof of those buildings. James Craig & Co. Ltd. Timber Yard and Importers on Wear Street. Humber Street
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Thames Street. Horse and rider in foreground. Polytechnic building in background. D Gillies Central Cash Grocer's. Queen's Hotel
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Thames Street. Oamaru North School decorated truck followed by children passing the Bank of New South Wales. Bank of New Zealand. Andrew Fraser Booksellers. British and American flags
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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View from rooftop of people marching along Thames Street
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Thames Street. Boy in uniform [?] in foreground. Boys sitting on cart carrying cannon/gun. Brownlee & Sons Nurserymen and Seed Mart. James Rodman Tailor and Mercer. D Gillies Central Cash Grocer's
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Thames Street. View from rooftop of people, cars, horses and carts in front of the Polytechnic building. William Skinner's store. The Globe Hotel. Brownlee & Son Nurserymen and Seed Mart
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Peace Celebration Oamaru
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12 Nov 1918
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Thames Street. View from rooftop of crowd, horses and carts, cars. Polytechnic building. James Rodman Tailor and Mercer. J Cagney Stationer Bookseller Fancy Goods. Man on shop awning roof
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Oamaru view. Old Tyne Street Gardens
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Mahan & Co (estab. 1895, closed 1899)
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1880s
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Old Tyne Street Gardens, late 1880s. Columba Church. Emmanuel Church. Man with cow
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Tyne Street
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Circa 1906
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Men, horse and cart on Tyne Street, view facing south. McLeod's Criterion Hotel. William Bee. Oamaru Mail
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Tees Street facing north
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1900
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Tees Street facing north, 1900. From right: Tees Street Hall (occupied at this time by the Plymouth Brethren), built c. 1876; Ayrshire Boarding House, built 1872 The Royal Hotel can be seen in the distance. (Royal Hotel, Tees Street, demolished in October 1976.
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Tyne Street & South Hill Oamaru 1865
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1865
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"Tyne Street & South Hill Oamaru 1865". F Robertson (smithy), Bank of New Zealand. Fleming and Hedley's store, R L Livingstone.
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Tees Street Shops
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1882
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Tees Street shops, late 1882. Geo. R Taylor, Importer and General Merchant. Watson and McIntosh, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, Plumbers and Tinsmiths. St Luke's Church. Photo A Sargeant
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"Parts of Tyne and Itchen Streets Oamaru in 1870"
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1870
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"Parts of Tyne and Itchen Streets Oamaru in 1870". From right: Star and Garter Hotel 1867-68; H H Coggins, Chemist; J Waddell, Saddler; R W Adair, Watchmaker; Kearns and McLean, Bootmakers; J & W Bee, Grocers; S E Shrimski's Auction Rooms (1873); original Bank of Otago (1861-71); R L Livingstone, Bookseller; Finch & Co, Wine and Spirit Merchants; Fleming & Hedley, Stock and Station Agents; Bank of New Zealand; F Robertson's Smithy.
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Natural Archway. Cape Wanbrow Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1871, closed 1871)
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Circa 1890
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Man sitting on beach near stone arch. Ships visible in background. Burton Brothers postcard - 3284 Oamaru c.1890. Ship's masts. (John Megget Forrester?)
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Natural Archway. Cape Wanbrow Oamaru
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Circa 1890
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View of ship's masts through natural archway
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