Additions to Residence for D S Montagu Esq

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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Additions to Residence for D S Montagu Esq	Forrester, John Megget (b.1865, d.1965)	1896	Front Elevation, Plan, Section AB, Section CD showing new rooms at front of house. Stamped J M Forrester and dated 10/11/96
Robert MacDonald	Mahan, R	1890s	A cabinet photo of Robert MacDonald who was a carpenter and cabinet maker from Scotland. He built the first vinery at Kakanui and grew the first grapes cultivated in NZ. He worked as a builder in Oamaru and is recorded as having built the Star and Garter Hotel. Robert was a widower when he married Barbara Keen in 1879 in Oamaru.
Side Saddle	Thomas Bell Saddler	Pre 1891	A side saddle with a decorative pattern stitched in to the leather. Metal studs on the saddle have "THOS BELL SADDLER DUNEDIN". The flaps are padded with horsehair. Small metal stirrup. The name 'Chapman' is written underneath.
Knife Sharpener	George Kent Limited	1860s	Wooden knife sharpener on a metal frame. The knife sharpener is circular in shape. Instructions glued on. Metal frame marked "Kent's Patent. 199 High Holborn, London". 1860's from Casanova.
Unidentified man and girls on beach		1895?	Group of girls with man [teacher?]. Children at beach, Cape Wanbrow [?], c. 1910. The first two girls, (just to the right of centre of the picture) are Winifred "Winnie" Bulleid (left) born Oamaru 19/4/1883, died 8/10/1964. Leah Elizabeth Bulleid, (right) born Oamaru 29/3/1882, died 10/11/1936. Aged around 12 - 13yrs.
Bank of New Zealand, Tyne Street Oamaru.		1890s?	Bank of New Zealand. Built in 1865 at total cost of L3,600 including dwelling rooms. The bank moved, in 1895, into the Colonial Bank premises on the corner of Thames and Itchen Streets. (the original Tyne Street building was demolished in 1972.)
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Parade in Thames Street. St Luke's Church, old and new Post Office, The Rendezvous Tea Rooms and Billiard Parlour
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Crowd in Thames Street. Looking north toward Library and Reading Rooms (Athenaeum), Old Gaol and along Thames Street
Elderslie Estate homestead		Circa 1950	Elderslie homestead circa 1950 Bequest
Hydro Scheme, Dam, North Otago		Circa 1929	Waitaki hydro dam under construction circa 1929
Willetts, J		1870s?	J Willetts. Arrived on "Tiptree", 1863. Sepia. (North Otago Early Settlers' Association, 1993)
Oamaru 1873		1873	"Oamaru 1873". View facing east. Signal hut. Breakwater under construction. Cape Wanbrow.
Apothecary Jar	York Glass Co.	1860s	A large decorative glass apothecary jar for display in a chemist shop. Painted brown with polychrome and gold decoration and a gold lid. Labelled as Peruv. Bark. Decorated with a crown. The jar has the painted motto "honi pense qui mal y soit" Peruvian Bark was a historical name for a remedy used to treat all forms of malaria. Originally displayed in Lanes Chemist Tees Street, Oamaru.
Oamaru Brewery		1866	Oamaru Brewery. Built in 1865 by Whitmore and Williams. Later called the Oamaru Brewery Company. Situated on the bank of the Oamaru Creek immediately behind site of J R Sewell's shop (Small Bytes Computing in 1999). For details see "Otago's Breweries Past and Present" (Leckie 1997: 129-131). Attached to one of the prints is an original article cutting from a paper about this breweries origins: " Mr. Whitmore, who is about to establish a brewery and manufactory of aerated water, cordials, etc., has made some progress in the erection of premises beside the creek, and in sinking only a few feet for water, has been fortunate enough to find an ample supply. This water is softer than that obtained from the wells ordinarily sunk here to the depths of from 20 to 30 feet, and is expected will be found well adapt(able to) brewing."
Strean, J		1870s?	J Strean, North Otago. (North Otago Early Settlers' Association, 1993) Opaltype photograph
St Luke's Church Oamaru		Circa 1888	St Luke's Church. Corner stone laid 20 June 1865. First service held 29 October 1865. Consecrated under the name of St Luke's on 13 may 1866 by Bishop Harper. Tees Street. Itchen Street.
View of Tyne Street, c.1873.		Circa 1873	View of Tyne Street, c.1873. Bank of New Zealand. Fleming and Hedley's store.
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Crowd in Thames Street, view looking north. J T Oakden Pianos, Library and Reading Rooms (Athenaeum), old Gaol.
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Crowd in Thames Street, view looking north. D Simpson Furnishing Warehouse, J T Oakden Pianos, Library and Reading Rooms (Athenaeum) old Gaol
Thames Street, Oamaru.		Circa 1945	A view looking north showing people, cars and bicycles in Thames Street. Willett's Tea Rooms at 165 Thames Street. Hodges Drapery. Woolworths. S Easton & Co. Butcher. Steven's Fruit Supply. The Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co. Ltd.

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