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- Horn, Mary (b.1937) 27
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- Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916) 11
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Unidentified women. Natural archway, Cape Wanbrow
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Circa 1910
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Unidentified female group at natural archway, Cape Wanbrow, c.1910. (Family group J in 5X7 file.)
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Unidentified women and man. Brown family
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Circa 1910
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Double exposure negative. One image two women and one man standing on wooden steps [house porch?]. One image same two women and man sitting at a set table in a garden, drinking tea.
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Unidentified public gathering
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Circa 1910
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Large group of adults and children with dogs. Open grassy area with hills in background. Cars, horse carts.
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Reverend Algernon Gifford and family
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Algernon Gifford with six women. First Reverend of St Luke's Anglican Church
From left (front): unknown, unknown From left (rear): unknown, unknown, Rev Algernon Gifford, Frances Maria (Fannie) Gifford, unknown . |
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First Arbor Day Oamaru 1893
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1893
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First Arbor Day Oamaru 1893. First Oamaru Post Office (1864). Second Oamaru Post Office (1884).
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Elizabeth Forrester nee Stevenson
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Elizabeth Forrester nee Stevenson. Wife of John Meggett Forrester.
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Threshing Workers, Ngapara
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Threshing Workers, Ngapara
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Large gathering at Campbell Park
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Large gathering on Otekaike grounds. Otekaieke
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Family group in living room scene.
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Family group in living room. Victorian period. Ornate Fireplace tile. Upright piano. Dress.
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Galloway Homestead
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Late 1890s?
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Galloway Homestead. Family. Stone wall home.
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Swallow, Margaret and Henry
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1880s?
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Margaret and Henry Swallow. Opaltype photograph painted over in colour
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Mrs John Buchanan
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Circa 1848
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Mrs John Buchanan, passenger on the ship Philip Laing to Otago in 1848. She spent the later years of her life with her daughter Mrs J Stevenson at Duntroon and died in 1900 aged 93 years.
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Mrs J Stevenson
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Mrs J Stevenson, Duntroon.
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Mary Jardine (nee Hall) with baby. Child is possibly William Gardiner.
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Mary Jardine (nee Hall) with baby. Child is possibly William Gardiner - illegitimate?
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Elizabeth Forrester.
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Elizabeth Forrester (nee Stevenson) wife of Thomas Forrester, inside home [at 4 Wharfe Street ?] Decorations. Forrester estate. Fireplace. Dress. Crocheting.
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Christian Hille
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19th Century
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Christian Hille, Kurow. Born in Hanover, Germany, in 1823. Shortly after 1854 when immigrated to Sydney, Mr Hille settled in New Zealand. He later settled in the Oamaru district.
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Samuel Edward Shrimski. Mayor of Oamaru, 1874-1875
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19th Century
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Samuel Edward Shrimski. Mayor of Oamaru, 1874-1875. Influential in the establishment of the Oamaru Museum. Drawing.
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James H Milligan
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Milligan, Bertha Margaret (b.1876, d.1959)
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J H Milligan. Photograph taken by his daughter Miss B Milligan with her 116 camera.
Residence Stour Street, Oamaru. Tailoring business Waterloo House, Thames Street, Oamaru. |
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Meek's Elevator from Thames Street Bridge
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Circa 1880s
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Meek's Elevator from Thames Street Bridge. Connell and Clowes. Oamaru Creek.
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New Woollen Mills, Oamaru established 1920
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1920
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New Woollen Mills, Oamaru established 1920. Caption information for the Oamaru Woollen Mills complied by Max Smyth (a local photographer) reads as follows: "The old mill, across the railway, commenced work in August 1883. The buildings were extended from time to time - e.g. office and warehouse 1894; worsted plant 1905. The safety of the buildings was threatened by erosion, and after the failure of various protective schemes, it was decided to shift to a new site. Starting in 1917, the transfer was carried out on a carefully planned scheme so that building, transfer of plant and demolition went on in stages. The process was virtually completed by 1920, and not a day's production was lost. Much of the old stone was used again. The former office building was left standing for many years, and the chimney stack was not felled until 1942. It is estimated about a third of the site is now in the sea."
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