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Oamaru view south from Aln Street.
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Circa 1867
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"Oamaru from Aln Street about 1867". View facing south. Eden Street. Itchen Street. St Luke's Church. Tees Street. Wharfe Street.
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Oamaru rail yards. First train station
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Late 1870s
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View from above signal hut facing east, c. late 1870s. First railway station and goods, carriage and engine sheds at the foot of Wansbeck Street, with people standing on the platform (1874). Tyne Street upper left, Humber Street upper right. Loan & Mercantile building. Signal hut bottom right corner.
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Thames Street facing south
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Circa 1876
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View from Wear Street corner. Includes Booth and Co., general store, D Murray, bootmaker, J Familton, grocer. A right-of-way leads to Christopher Galbraith's office and timber yard; three-storied building is London House, built 1874 for R Gabites, draper. The next building is the Imperial Hotel. Blocks of Oamaru stone on street being used for construction of Waitaki House for J H Milligan, draper, whose premises opened in 1876.
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