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School photo unidentified
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Unidentified primary school group and teacher, early 1900s. Clothing.
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Waitaki High School rugby team
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1904
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Waitaki High School rugby team
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Star and Garter Hotel, Oamaru
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Pre 1877
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Star and Garter Hotel, Itchen Street, built 1867-68. J G Flett, bookseller (from 1871- 1877). Masonic Hall
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Oamaru Gaol. Built in 1869. Demolished, 1921.
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1869-1921
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Oamaru Gaol, Thames Street. Built in 1869. Demolished, 1921. Demolition of gaol started in November 1921.
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Star and Garter Hotel
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Circa 1867
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Men in front of the east half of Star and Garter Hotel Masonic Hall. Second part built in 1868. Architect: R A Lawson. J McNeil and Robert Thompson in doorway. Robt McDonald on right. (Image reversed.)
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Dominican Convent, Reed Street.
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Circa 1912
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Dominican Convent, Reed Street. Used as a boarding establishment for girls (St Mary's High School) until 1912. After this date it became St Thomas' Academy (for boys) and remained so for over 40 years.
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Hassell's Windmill
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Circa 1870
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Hassell's Mill, c.1870. Built for James Hassell in 1867. Corner of Rother and Lune Streets. Stone tower stood 65 feet high. Sails 35 feet by 7 feet. Demolished in 1909.
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Oamaru South School
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1880s
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South School, Arun Street. Built in 1880. Hull Street.
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Hassells Windmill Tower near corner of Rother and Lune Streets
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1867-1909
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Hassells Windmill Tower near corner of Rother and Lune Streets. Built for James Hassell in 1867. Stone tower stood 65 feet high. Revolving metal cap 10 feet above it. Demolished in 1909.
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Windmill Built 1866. Hassell's Mill
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Circa 1870
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Hassell's Mill, c.1870. Built for James Hassell in 1867. Corner of Rother and Lune Streets. Stone tower stood 65 feet high. Sails 35 feet by 7 feet. Demolished in 1909.
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St Luke's Church Oamaru
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Circa 1888
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St Luke's Church. Corner stone laid 20 June 1865. First service held 29 October 1865. Consecrated under the name of St Luke's on 13 may 1866 by Bishop Harper. Tees Street. Itchen Street.
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru
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1865
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St Luke's Church. Cape Wanbrow
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru
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J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer
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1912
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"St Luke's Anglican Church Oamaru JMB 1". Corner Itchen and Tees Streets
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru
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1865
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St Luke's church, Cape Wanbrow in the background.
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru
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1912
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St Luke's Church after 1912.
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Enfield Presbyterian Church
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1878
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Enfield Presbyterian Church. Opened 11 August 1878 on land donated by John Reid.
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru
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1865
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St Luke's Church, 1865.
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Oamaru Baptist Church, Severn Street
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Jul 1889
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"Baptist Church Oamaru. JMB 90". Severn Street. Opened 14 July 1889. Picket fence.
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Kakanui Presbyterian Church
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Church on south side of Kakanui River. [See also 1697P]
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School Picnic, Kakanui
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Circa 1900
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School Picnic, Kakanui, c.1900. Possibly Clark's traction engine towing carriages. Church. View facing west.
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