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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	Oamaru Navals, 23 March 1890		23 Mar 1890	Oamaru Navals, 23 March 1890. Back row standing (Left to right): T Smail, C Mahan, J U France, A Fraser, A Hurst, T Smail, A Smythe, T Campbell, W Couper. Sitting (Left to right): J McLeod, J Townsend, R Smail, C Rivers, W Ward, Petty Officer C Swinard, Capt Cosgrove, Petty Officer Geo Meldrum, N Smail, Wm Ross. "The gun an old ship's signal gun, previously belonging to the old rocket brigade, used for firing stick carrying the rocket line, and signalling."
	A young woman possibly dressed as The Pied Piper holding a flute.		1890s?	A full length sepia coloured photo a young woman in costume. A cityscape as a background. Possibly part of a theatrical performance.
	Bullock Yoke		1890	A wooden cattle yoke used at Windsor Park, North Otago. Displayed in Centennial Procession at Oamaru in 1963.
	Flintlock Musket	Edward Jordan	1742	Flintlock musket. Muzzle loading. Brown Bess 1st Land Pattern. Banana lock. Marked 1742 (George II). Maker Jordan. .75 calibre. No. "81" on small of butt, possibly the number of a regiment.
	Rifle	Royal Small Arms Factory: Enfield	1897	Rifle that belonged to Corporal Bartlett Grant of Otiake. Mr Grant took part in the Boer War with Company G South Island Battalion. His regimental number was 5882. He enlisted 21 December 1901 and was discharged 2 August 1902. A = Rifle 950 mm long, wooden stock and barrel. On left hand side, just above trigger, is stamped '(crown) - V. R. - Enfield - 1897 - ME 303 - AC 1'. There are attachments for a leather strap, but there is not one. On the right side is stamped '(Crown) - V.R. - Enfield - 1884 - 111 – 1.' Along the top edge of the barrel are stamped the following numbers '920.' Just about the area where the bullet is inserted, '5904' to the right side, '98' to the other side ' 10/HG 107 ' (picture) just by the sighting gauge. B = Leather holder for bayonet. Presumably this leather holder would fit on to the sling. Stamped onto the back is "O D E ". Also on the back is - OD... - 1895 - London". The leather holder is in quite good condition. At the front is a small hole to hold the side pin of the sheath. This hole is a little scratched but otherwise fine. On the face of the holder (which would be hidden by the bayonet) is stamped ' 3 - O M I - 60'. C = Black leather sheath with metal tip. Slightly scratched on outside face. Holder and sheath = 464 mm. D = Bayonet, 420 mm long. Wooden hand grip. But very shiny. Stamped on one side of blade is '(Crown) V R 6 : 92.' On the other side is arrow WD and (anchor?) sign - 4 5 - L X. Very good condition.
	Memorial Oak Plaque		1914-1918	A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "PVTE. A. J. FRICKER // KILLED IN FRANCE // 1918".
	Memorial Oak Plaque		1914-1918	A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "PVTE. A. HALL // DIED IN FRANCE // 1918"
	North Otago Mounted Rifles at encampment after 1895.		Late 1890s	North Otago Mounted Rifles at encampment after 1895.