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Cocked Hat
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Hobson and Sons (estab. 1850)
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1880s
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A cocked hat worn as part of an officers full-dress uniform. The hat is black with a plume of red and white feathers. The hat has gold bullion detailing. Red interior lining. Part of George Sumpter's uniform as a local volunteer.
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Fork
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Joseph Rodgers & Sons
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1901
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Fork with bone handle. Four narrow prongs, the two middle ones being slightly longer than the outer ones. Stamped on the head is "DISCOVERY - 1901". This was Robert Falcon Scott's ship. Stamped on the back "RODGERS".
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Cheese Keep
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Philip Ashberry and Sons
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1896
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A silver-plated cheese keep. Presented to J.H. Milligan, tailor, following the voluntary payment of his debts after his bankruptcy in 1885.
A - Silver-plated dish of keep 4 legs and decoration on edges. "BRITANNIA. PHILIP ASHBERRY AND SONS. SHEFFIELD 921 M" B - Silver-plated lid "TO J. H. MILLIGAN, AS A MARK OF APPRECIATION OF COMMERCIAL INTEGRITY. 1896." Ornate handle. |
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Naval Sword
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Hobson and Sons (estab. 1850)
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1884-1895
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A= Sword. One side of the blade has a leafy pattern flanking two spiral arrows (end on) each arrow has a set of wings.
OAMARU NAVAL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS NZ On the top of the printed side is "Hobson and Sons" On the other side is a star of David. The hand guard is gold coloured metal. An Imperial crown on top of an anchor decorates the front. There is a small, hinged flap on the printed side (this prevents wearing on the uniform). The back of the hilt is decorated like a lion's mane. The hand guard is protected from the lion’s mouth. The handle is decorated with wire ribbon and chagrin. Fair. B= Scabbard, Black leather C= Scabbard - end section. |
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Sword
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Firmin & Sons
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Circa 1901
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Dress sword which belonged to David Mickle Jack who was the model for the Boer War memorial in Thames Street.
A = Leather and metal sheath. Very good condition. Metal at bottom as well as around neck B = Sword. Pattern on sword has a sunburst and a crown as well as ER vii. Hand guard also has crown and ERvii. "David Jack was born in Oamaru in 1878. He learned to ride at a very early age and became an expert horseman before leaving for the Boer War". "Jack was also chosen, among others, to represent New Zealand at the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. He died in Auckland in 1963 aged 85. David Jack's photograph was sent to Italy where the statue was carved. Mr Jack does not really know why his grandfather was chosen for the statue, but guesses it may have been because of his height, which was six foot three inches (1.9m). (Oamaru Mail 8-2-06) |
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Adam Anderson's sons, Herbert
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Adam Anderson's sons, Herbert
Back: Adam, Front left to right: Alexander, Magnus, George |
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Hill Gymnastic Club
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Mahan and Sons
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1909
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Hill Gymnastic Club
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E Glass & Sons Decorators, Tees Street Oamaru.
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1900-1910?
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Staff standing in front of E Glass & Sons, Decorators. 23 and 25 Tees Street.
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Oamaru Volunteer Fire Brigade
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Mahan and Sons
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30 Jun 1909
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Oamaru Volunteer Fire Brigade. Nineteen photographs in one matt board. Firemen's portraits, photos of the old and the new stations in Itchen Street.
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Band Photograph
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Mahan and Sons
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Unknown
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Early photograph of a marching band
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Glass & Sons Ltd
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1908-1911
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Glass and Sons shop in Tees Street.
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L to R: James Wansborough, W H Ferens, George L Grenfell. "The three eldest sons of the first Methodist families of North Otago in the 60s. Taken at the 70th anniversary of Wesley Church".
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Left to right: James Wansborough, W H Ferens, George L Grenfell. "The three eldest sons of the first Methodist families of North Otago in the 60s. Taken at the 70th anniversary of Wesley Church".
(North Otago Early Settlers' Association, 1993) |
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Hill Gymnastic Club
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Mahan and Sons
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1909
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A sepia coloured photo showing fifteen members of the club each wearing uniforms. Back row: J Rosie, A Ross, J Smith, J Wills. Middle row: H Drennan, W McCombie, R Wilson, T Blyth, R Ireland. Front row: C Gilliand, A Glass (Sec.), R Birss (Dep. Capt.), G Grenfell (Capt.), B Bryan, C Brown.
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Waitaki Boys' High School rowing crew
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Mahan and Sons
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1910
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Waitaki Boys' High School rowing crew. Front: D Deans (3), W P Rogen (Cox), O Ormerod (Stroke). Back: W F Warner (Bow), H C Nolan (2).
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Waitaki Boys' High School seven a side rugby team
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Mahan and Sons
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1909
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Studio portrait of the Waitaki Boys' High School seven-a-side rugby team. Standing: P Hudson, W K Hislop, W G Pyle. Sitting: A E L Scantlebury, C H Molloy, R Duthie (Captain), R MacIntyre.
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North Otago Farmers Co-operative Association mangers and directors.
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Mahan and Sons
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1910
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Group photograph of Farmers Co-op Managers and Directors. Back row: A Gray, J Smillie, W E de C Hughes. Middle: A McInnes, G McDonald, J R McCulloch, T Paterson. Front: W Robertson, J Maitland Jones (Manager), J B Taylor (Chairman), J A Taylor (Vice-Chairman), J A Macpherson.
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Royal Hotel and Shops in Tees Street, early 1890s.
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Early 1890s
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Royal Hotel and Shops in Tees Street, early 1890s. T Molony, Boot Maker. E Harding, Watch Maker.
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E. Grave, Ship Chandler and Sail Maker, Tyne Street. (Later G T Gillies office.)
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1890s?
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E. Grave, Ship Chandler and Sail Maker, Tyne Street. (Later G T Gillies office.)
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J. McNarry, Horse Shoer, Wheelwright & Implement Maker. Coquet St
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1900-1910?
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Three men and two young boys at the premises of J. McNarry, Horse Shoer, Wheelwright & Implement Maker. Corner of Coquet and Humber Streets.
Staff. |
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Portrait of F E Baume
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1940
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Casual portrait F.E. Baume 1940 in military uniform. Waitaki Boys' High School Album Page 22
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