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Name/title	Production date	Description
Oamaru Harbour	1910s?	"Harbour Oamaru JMB". View facing east from Wharfe Street [?]. Sumpter wharf and the breakwater at centre. The dredge Progress to right of ship at Holmes wharf.
Oamaru Harbour	1890s?	"Oamaru Harbour 59 JMB". Normanby wharf. Cross wharf. Sumpter wharf. Holmes wharf. The dredge Progress.
S S Waiwera Oamaru Harbour	07 Jun 1907	S S Waiwera at opening of Holmes wharf 7 June 1907. Breakwater.
Oamaru Harbour	1890s?	Day trip Dunedin to Oamaru. Sumpter wharf. Breakwater.
"Trader Horan" outside Bee's rabbit factory in Tyne Street	1940s?	"Trader Horan" outside Bee's rabbit factory in Tyne Street. Horan lived in Wansbeck Street by "Ready Mix" factory. Truck.
Oamaru Harbour - Horses ready for shipment to South Africa (Boer War), c. 1899-1902. Sumpter Wharf	1899-1902	Horses ready for shipment to South Africa (Boer War), c. 1899-1902. Sumpter Wharf. Railway. Normanby wharf. Breakwater.
Two steam wagons	1925	Two of the steam wagons belonging to Ireland and Co., used from the early 1900s until 1925. They later saw service in the Harbour Board quarry. Two of the vehicles cost close to L300, while the third cost L450. Steam trucks
Severn Street facing south	Circa 1877	Severn Street facing south, c. 1877. Front to rear: McNab and Aimer's foundry, 1872-77; Meek's first mill, 1869; Hay and Barr's mill, 1874-78.
Crown Flour Mill (Meeks)	1880	Crown Flour Milll J & T Meek, Itchen Street, view of lower Thames
Anchor Mills. Ireland & Coy, Severn Street, early 1920s	1920s	Anchor Mills. Ireland & Coy, Severn Street, early 1920s. Millers & Grain Merchants. Model T motorcar. At left: Ernie Hill (head miller). Young man 2nd from right Andrew Rennie (later became manager of Ireland & Co's mill at Mt Maunganui), Woman third from right Miss North, later Mrs Smith. Man 9th from left (hands in pocket): Arthur E Bartrum.
Oamaru Woollen Mills (Alliance Textiles)	1884-1942	Carding machine, Oamaru Woollen Mills (Alliance Textiles). Caption information for the Oamaru Woollen Mills complied by Max Smyth (a local photographer) reads as follows: "The old mill, across the railway, commenced work in August 1883. The buildings were extended from time to time - e.g. office and warehouse 1894; worsted plant 1905. The safety of the buildings was threatened by erosion, and after the failure of various protective schemes, it was decided to shift to a new site. Starting in 1917, the transfer was carried out on a carefully planned scheme so that building, transfer of plant and demolition went on in stages. The process was virtually completed by 1920, and not a day's production was lost. Much of the old stone was used again. The former office building was left standing for many years, and the chimney stack was not felled until 1942. It is estimated about a third of the site is now in the sea."
Waitaki boys High School	1910s?	Military training, Waitaki Boys' High School. Pictured: Cook (Geo?), Drummond.
South School Memorial Gates	03 Jun 1922	South School Memorial Gates, opened 3 June 1922 by Prime Minister Massey. Motor cars.
Oamaru South School	1922	South School Memorial Gates, unveiled 3 June 1922 by Prime Minister Massey. Motor cars.
Notman's Flying Flea.	1937	First flight of this aircraft made in 1937 from the Oamaru Aero Club grounds (R Borrie's farm), Alma and reached a height of 50 feet. During the next flight the "Flea" reached 1200 feet.
Southern Cross at Alma airport, Totara	05 Mar 1933 1928	"Southern Cross" at Alma airport, Totara. "Plume" fuel truck. Aircraft was the first to fly the Tasman Sea in 1928. Made a refuelling stop at Totara Airfield on March 5th 1933, during a tour of New Zealand after the crossing. Many local people took a flight in the plane at a cost of 10 shillings.
Motor rally in Thames Street	Oct 1909	Motor rally in Thames Street, 1909. (Motor Association of Oamaru outing to Waimate, 1909.) Post Office. Billiards. Royal Cycle works. First run of the North Otago Motoring Association October 1909.
Island Cliff School	1944	Island Cliff School being moved to Livingstone. Harry Saunders' traction-engine. Clarks (Maheno) transporter. (Island Cliff School opened in 1889.)
Elderslie Estate gates, driveway & car	1900-1910?	Elderslie estate driveway. Motor car. Lake.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and unidentified men at Oamaru Aero Club	1933	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and unidentified men at Oamaru Aero Club landing ground at R Borrie's farm, Alma, 1933.

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