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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Soldiers' Memorial - The Great War, Palmerston, Otago, N.Z.		1920s?	A sepia coloured photo showing the Great War Memorial arch at Palmerston decorated with floral wreaths.
Burnside Homestead, Elderslie			Woman standing in doorway of Burnside homestead (rear of building)? Bay window. Decoration. 527 Burnside Road Elderslie
The former Imperial Hotel. Thames Street Oamaru.		1918-1939	The former Imperial Hotel building at 89-87 Thames Street. Harold L Familton, Wholesale and Retail Distributor of Wallpapers, Paints, Varnishes, Glass etc. (in this location at 89 Thames Street from 1918 to 1938). H Benson, Watchmaker in number 87. Signs in upstairs windows for Ongley & Bulleid Barristers and Solicitors. Waterloo House can be seen at the right of the picture.
The former Star and Garter Hotel. Itchen Street Oamaru.		Circa 1928-Circa 1958	The former Star and Garter Hotel building in Itchen Street. Signs in the windows read, from left: Milligans Eclipse Flour Co. Ltd., [D ?] Fotheringham Grain Seed and Produce Broker, Darling & McDowell Ltd. Stinger and Co. in the former J G Flett's Bookstore building at 19A Itchen Street at right. [Photo taken between 1928 -1958]
The Rector's front door. Waitaki Boys' High School		1916	Door to the Rectory at Waitaki Boys' High School.
Jones Park, Oamaru looking east		Circa 1935	Jones Park, looking east, c. 1935. Bank of New Zealand (formerly Colonial Bank), Star and Garter Hotel. South British Co Ltd
Jones Park, Oamaru, looking east		Circa 1936	Jones Park looking east, c. 1936. South British Co Ltd
Hall of Memories, Waitaki Boys' High School		1930s	Hall of Memories, Waitaki Boys' High School 1930s
Lower Thames Street shops.		Circa 20th Century	Three shops, lower Thames street west. North Otago Times building, 28 Thames Street at left. G L Grenfell, number 30 Thames Street. Two storey building centre, at 32/34 Thames Street. Douglas B Muir (saddler) in J Gemmell building at right (post 1900s). Verandah post. Taken from glass negative.
Masonic Hall, Moray Place Dunedin		Circa 1881	Man standing in front of the Lodge of St. Patrick Masonic Hall, Dunedin
Oamaru Gardens	Mahan, Robert (b.1862, d.1928)	Unknown	Family on the bridge. Stereoscopic post card
Criterion Hotel			Criterion Hotel corner Tyne and Harbour Streets
Waitaki County Council Building			Waitaki County Council Building
Bank of Otago, Bank of New South Wales and Hansom Cabs			Bank of Otago, Bank of New South Wales and Hansom Cabs
Oamaru Harbour			Women at natural archway
Union Bank of Australia, Tyne Street Oamaru			Three men standing in Tyne Street in front of the Union Bank of Australia. Bank of New Zealand at right.
Tyne Street view (before 1906 when Oamaru Mail shifted to east Tyne Street).		Pre 1906	Tyne Street view (before 1906 when Oamaru Mail shifted to east Tyne Street). From left: Oamaru Mail. Union Bank of Australia. Bank of New Zealand. Horse trough.
New Zealand Company Limited Insurance, Douglas B Muir		Circa 1880	New Zealand Company Limited Insurance, Douglas B Muir
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Oamaru, interior		1910s?	Flowers around the organ in St. Paul's church. Coquet Street, Oamaru.
National Bank of New Zealand. Bank of New South Wales		Post 1884	"Banks Oamaru JMB 55" . Left: National Bank of New Zealand (originally Bank of Otago), built 1871. Right: Bank of New South Wales [Forrester Gallery], built 1884. Both banks designed by R A Lawson. Lower Thames Street

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