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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru. Interior		Circa 1890	Interior of St Luke's Church following 1876 additions.
	T Tyson in a glasshouse at Kakanui		19th Century	A mounted photograph of a man named as T Tyson standing inside a large glasshouse at Kakanui. There are boxes of seedlings, a watering can, a barrel and straw on the ground.
	Card Table	Sinclair, David (b.Circa 1854, d.1937)	1880s	A wooden inlaid card table. This table has an octagonal top. The table top is made up of 122 pieces of timber. 26 varieties of timber were used, mostly New Zealand native species. The table can be used for a variety of games. There is a chess board in the centre. There are spaces for the different suits of playing cards, diamonds, hearts, clubs and spades. There are also two spaces somewhat similar to a cribbage board but without holes, possibly for keeping track of scores. The rest of the table top is decorated with geometric designs. It is a tilt top table. The base is a five column pedestal - a central column and one column above each of the four legs. The table was made by David Sinclair, an Oamaru carpenter, and it was exhibited at the North Otago A & P show and at the 1889/90 New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition in Dunedin.
	Bowl	Doulton	1874	Large breakfast bowl. The edge of the bowl is very slightly wavy. Mainly white with brown design of wattle foliage. White underside. '6' in black. Marked DOULTON BURSLEM, England WATTLE. Rd No 188386. Below this is P H & Co. Stamped into the underside DOULTON BURSLEM ENGLAND. Part of a dinner set brought out from Cornwall with Mary Jane (Gribben) and John Uriah Tonkin in 1874.
	Millinery Department, John Bulleid & Co.			Shop interior. Women's hats on display, John Bulleid & Co. Thames Street
	Hall of Memories, Waitaki Boys' High School, Oamaru, 22 May 2015	Aberhart, Laurence (b.1949)	22 May 2015	Platinum/palladium print photograph of the Waitaki Boys' High School Hall of Memories.
	Sword	Firmin & Sons	Circa 1901	Dress sword which belonged to David Mickle Jack who was the model for the Boer War memorial in Thames Street. A = Leather and metal sheath. Very good condition. Metal at bottom as well as around neck B = Sword. Pattern on sword has a sunburst and a crown as well as ER vii. Hand guard also has crown and ERvii. "David Jack was born in Oamaru in 1878. He learned to ride at a very early age and became an expert horseman before leaving for the Boer War". "Jack was also chosen, among others, to represent New Zealand at the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. He died in Auckland in 1963 aged 85. David Jack's photograph was sent to Italy where the statue was carved. Mr Jack does not really know why his grandfather was chosen for the statue, but guesses it may have been because of his height, which was six foot three inches (1.9m). (Oamaru Mail 8-2-06)
	Naval Sword	Hobson and Sons (estab. 1850)	1884-1895	A= Sword. One side of the blade has a leafy pattern flanking two spiral arrows (end on) each arrow has a set of wings. OAMARU NAVAL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS NZ On the top of the printed side is "Hobson and Sons" On the other side is a star of David. The hand guard is gold coloured metal. An Imperial crown on top of an anchor decorates the front. There is a small, hinged flap on the printed side (this prevents wearing on the uniform). The back of the hilt is decorated like a lion's mane. The hand guard is protected from the lion’s mouth. The handle is decorated with wire ribbon and chagrin. Fair. B= Scabbard, Black leather C= Scabbard - end section.