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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Hampden Presbyterian Church, North Otago		1887	Hampden Presbyterian Church, 1887.
Sir Hector Macdonald visit		28 Oct 1901	Sir Hector MacDonald in Itchen street Oamaru (replacing child Potters hat which had fallen off).Star and Garter Hotel. G M Procter, chemist. "Sir Hector Macdonald at Oamaru (replacing child Potter's hat which had fallen off)". Star and Garter Hotel. G M Procter, chemist. "Still another visitor welcomed during this year [1901] was Sir Hector McDonald, the popular hero of the South African War, who, on October 28, stopped in Oamaru between trains. He was given a luncheon at the Star and Garter and received presentations from the Caledonian Society and the Waitaki Gaelic Society." (K C McDonald: "History of North Otago 1840-1940", page 180.)
Tees Street Shops	Sargeant, Albert	Early 20th Century	Tees Street shops James Scott Building 1880 Geo. R. Taylor Importer and General Merchant Established 1863. Watson and McIntosh, Ironmongers
Itchen Tees Street		Circa 1870s	Itchen Street with J.T. Smith, Saddler, Star and Garter Hotel, J.G. Flett, Bookseller. Pedestrians
E Glass & Sons Decorators, Tees Street Oamaru.	Clarke Photo (estab. 1907, closed 1937)	Pre 1920	E Glass and Sons, decorators at 23-25 Tees Street. Back row (L to R): one of two Birmingham brothers, father Amos N Glass. Front row ( L to R): grandfather Ebenezer Glass, Samuel R Irwin, ?, Uncle George Brooker, Uncle Frank Glass, ?, William L J 'Bill' Burns. This photo could have been taken about 1908-1911 as a celebration of the 25th jubilee of the founding of the original firm, which can only be confirmed by first commercial recorded transaction in the National Bank of NZ, Oamaru dated 1886. Donor: Edgar Glass
Staff of Milligan and Bond, Tees Street, c.1914		Circa 1914	Staff of Milligan and Bond, Tees Street, c.1914. Drivers of the carts are Sam Welsh and Mr Gallagher. James Scott.
Royal Hotel. Tees Street Oamaru.		1890	Royal Hotel and shops in Tees Street (1890) plus horseman. (Royal Hotel, Tees Street, demolished in October 1976. See article in The Oamaru Mail, 9 October 1976, pg 1.) Brown album.
Anglican Church and Vicarage, Kurow, North Otago		1905	Anglican vicarage and chapel, Kurow (See: Cyclopaedia of New Zealand: Otago and Southland [1905], pg 575)
Kurow Store circa 1912		Circa 1912	Kurow Store circa 1912 Postcard
H McGregor, butcher, Kurow		Circa 1900	Premises of H McGregor, butcher, (standing in doorway) and F Chase, jeweller, Kurow, c. 1900.
Peace Day, Oamaru Gaol, Thames Street, 12 November 1918	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Peace Day, Thames Street, 12 November 1918. Parade passing Oamaru Gaol. Demolition of gaol started in November 1921. (See: The Oamaru Mail, 26 November, 1921.) Slide: Muirhead box 2
St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru		Circa 1911	St Luke's Church, 3rd stage of construction, c. 1911.
The former Clyde Hotel, Hampden.		Early 20th Century	The Clyde Hotel, Hampden, as a private residence.
St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru		Circa 1911	St Luke's Church, c. 1911; 3rd stage of construction. Street lamps. Coach / Carriage
Women and children beside house		Dec 1919	Two women and five children sitting on the porch at the side of a house. [At Kokoamo?]
Drill Hall, Itchen Street.			Drill Hall, Itchen Street. Gas street lamp
St Paul's Presbyterian Church Oamaru	Ferrier, William		View from corner Thames and Coquet Street. "St Paul's Presbyterian Church Oamaru NZ. No 10". Coquet Street. Thames Street. Globe Hotel. J Wansbrough, Plumber & Painter. Townsend & [...] Wood & Coal. Small building with To Let sign next to Wansbrough's. Horse standing in yard behind
Opening of Teschemakers as a school 1912.		1912	Group at Teschemakers, it depicts the 1863 building gifted to the Dominican Sisters by the McCarthy family in 1907.
House with wisteria			Wisteria growing over building. Business name in window of opposite building R H [?] Burke. Unsure of middle initial
Hood and Shennan. Corner Itchen and Tees Streets			J G Flett. Hood and Shennan Drapers. Ironmongers. Men, a woman and children standing outside shops corner Itchen and Tees Streets

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