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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
William Hugh Paterson's residence, Arthur Street. Glenside		1910 1959	William Hugh Paterson's residence, Arthur Street. Built in 1910, this two-storeyed Oamaru stone house originally had 14.5 hectares of land with it. It was purchased by the Salvation Army in 1959 and known as Glenside Lodge.
Waiareka Railway Junction		1920s?	Waiareka Railway Junction, South Island, N.Z.
Tokarahi train station		1920s?	Two children at the Tokarahi Railway Station.
A vinery on the Elderslie Estate after a disastrous midsummer hailstorm		Jan 1929	A disastrous midsummer hailstorm in the North Otago District, South Island: Some of the damage caused by the falling ice. A vinery on the Elderslie Estate near Oamaru, with most of its glass shattered." (The Auckland Weekly News 17 Jan 1929 p 47.)
Palmerston District High School Science Room		Dec 1919	Palmerston District High School Science Room
Palmerston District High School		Dec 1919	Woman standing at the gate to Palmerston District High School.
Gospel Hall		Circa 1930	Gospel Hall
Elevated View, Oamaru		Circa 1880	Oamaru looking towards the harbour from Aln Street c.1880. St Paul's Presbyterian Church (opened in1876), Eden Street, Reed Street, Thames Street.
"Oamaru N.Z." Oamaru looking south east from Aln Street.			"Oamaru N.Z." Oamaru looking south east from Aln Street. Rosary Convent and St Patrick's Basilica.
Elevated View, Oamaru		Circa 1930s	"View South Hill Oamaru" facing south west. Power lines; _ & Savings Bank.
Oamaru South School		1934	Oamaru South School, from Greta Street. Tablet dedicated to Charles John Connell, former pupil of the Oamaru South school, who lost his life on 20 January 1934 trying to save two companions during a fishing trip at Long Point, near the Catlins. The memorial wall and tablet were unveiled in a public ceremony on 13 November 1934.
St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru		1880s	St Luke's Church. Tees Street, c.1880s. Itchen Street. E G Lane.
Oamaru Police Station		Circa 1918	Police Station, Severn Street, c.1918.
Wansbeck Street view facing south east		1870s	Wansbeck Street view facing south east, 1870s. Glasgow Pie House. Northern hotel (1860). Breakwater. Rail. Harbour master house.
Hampden Presbyterian Church, North Otago		1887	Hampden Presbyterian Church, 1887.
Lighthouse, Oamaru - Cape Wanbrow			Lighthouse, Oamaru - Cape Wanbrow
St Luke's, Anglican Church Hall, Oamaru			St Luke's hall
View from Wansbeck Street	Burton, H J (b.1875, d.1877)	Circa 1876	View from Wansbeck Street c.1876. Glasgow Pie House, Northern Hotel. Breakwater. Harbour master house. Rail yards.
Thomson & Co, Cordial & Aerated Water Manufacturers		Mid 20th Century	Thomson & Co, Cordial & Aerated Water Manufacturers, Tyne Street, mid 1900s. (Thomson and Co from 1904.)
R Cunningham & Co, Grain Merchants; Connell & Clowes, Auctioneers. Henry Connell Land & Estate Agent. Tyne Street, Oamaru.		1862	R Cunningham & Co, Grain Merchants; Connell & Clowes, Auctioneers. Henry Connell Land & Estate Agent. Tyne Street, Oamaru. Premises built by Henry France in 1862. Later became a post office until 1864. Then it was occupied by P Cunningham, a private merchant. Other tenants were Henry Connell and partner Clowes. This building was still standing in 1961.

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