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Name/title	Production date	Description
Mock Naval Attack, Oamaru Harbour	1886	"Naval attack on Oamaru Easter 1886". Mock naval attack on Oamaru during Easter revue, which was watched by 10,000 spectators. Half of these numbers were visitors who had arrived by train and boats from Dunedin for the occasion.
Torpedo Boat, Oamaru Harbour	1886	Torpedo boat, harbour, 1886. Built in Dunedin and took part in the mock battle. The torpedo which was fired in Oamaru was suspended out the side of the boat from the spur shown on the deck, which can be seen in the photograph.
Ship wreck Emulous in Oamaru harbour	1874	"Emulon's [sic]Brig wrecked 1874" Emulous. Wrecked twice in Oamaru, May and October 1874
Oamaru Harbour	1873	Oamaru Harbour 1873. Breakwater. Crane. Railway.
Breakwater Construction	1874	Building the breakwater, 1874. Preparation - mainly land reclamation at the shore end - began in 1871. First block laid 10 September 1872. Large crane (built by Kincaid and McQueen) arrived 3 August 1873. Railway line to the breakwater completed 1873. By 1874 length of breakwater completed to 300 feet. Labelled Forrester Estate
Oamaru Harbour breakwater	1875	Breakwater in 1875. Crane. Railway.
Oamaru Harbour	1875	Breakwater and coastal traders, 1875. The approach road along the hillside formed in 1865-66 to give access to the original jetty.
"Dunedin" at Sumpter's Wharf, Oamaru Harbour	1884	Ship Dunedin in port 7-14 August 1884. Breakwater. Normanby wharf. Sumpter's wharf. Progress (dredge). Hand coloured
Oamaru Harbour	Circa 1904	"1363 Oamaru". Harbour. Cross wharf. Normanby Wharf. Sumpter Wharf. Progress (dredge).
Oamaru Harbour	Circa 1906	Breakwater. Cross wharf. Normanby wharf. Sumpter wharf. Mole. Progress (dredge). About 1906.
Oamaru Harbour and Breakwater	1885	"Dunedin", near the north mole, at 1250 tons was the largest vessel to visit Oamaru at that time. View over ships in the harbour toward Oamaru. MacAndrew Wharf and breakwater at right, Sumpter, Normanby and Cross wharves from left. North mole in the background. Dredge "Progress".
Holmes Wharf opening, SS Waiwera	07 Jun 1907	S S Waiwera at opening of Holmes' wharf, 7 June 1907.
Holmes Wharf, unidentified ship	1900-1910?	Steam ship (unidentified) at Holmes wharf. Pleasure craft.
Launch of boat Leader at Cross Wharf	1934	Launching of boat Leader at Cross wharf, 1934. Builders of the boat are from left: George Boaden, Joe Martyn, Jim Williams. Leader Ou.
Launch of boat Leader at Cross Wharf	1934	Boat Leader at Cross wharf, 1934 (?).
George Boaden's pleasure craft Lily, near breakwater.	1900-1910?	George Boaden's pleasure craft "Lily" near breakwater.
S S Waipa (barque), S S Lettau [sic], S S Plaedous [sic] Pleiades (?)	Dec 1893	S S Waipa (barque), S S Lettau [sic], S S Plaedous [sic] Pleiades (?), taking wool home. (Although rigged as ship, barque, etc., if steam-assisted, then the prefix SS appears to apply.)
View of Oamaru	Circa 1875	Oamaru about 1875. Surfboat landing site. Tyne Street. Arun Street.
Friendly Bay, Oamaru	1922	Part of panorama. Kiosk. Holmes wharf.
Friendly Bay, Oamaru	1922	Part of panorama. Holmes wharf. People Swimming

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