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Portrait of man and woman, unidentified
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1895?
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Studio portrait of an unidentified man and woman.
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Oamaru Harbour
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Sailing ships berthed at Sumpter Wharf.
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Streetscape, Thames Street
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Thames street looking north.
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Natural Arch, Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Natural Arch, Oamaru.
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Elevated View, Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Oamaru north, from Aln street.
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Moeraki, access road
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Moeraki, access road.
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Moeraki Boulders, looking north
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Moeraki Boulders, looking north
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Lower Thames Street with Old Post Office, Itchen Street unformed
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Lower Thames Street with Old Post Office, Itchen Street unformed
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Oamaru view looking west.
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1883
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A view from Cape Wanbrow looking toward Oamaru. The immigration barracks at far left. Tyne Street running horizontally through centre with the Northern Hotel on the corner of Wansbeck Street. Columba Church near the top of the Wansbeck Street hill. Rail yards and good shed. Test Street bottom right corner?
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Oamaru Public Gardens
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1880s
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Oamaru Gardens from Severn Street Bridge.
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Natural Archway. Cape Wanbrow Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1890
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Man sitting on beach near stone arch. Ships visible in background. Burton Brothers postcard - 3284 Oamaru c.1890. Ship's masts. (John Megget Forrester?)
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Unidentified man
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1870s
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Sepia head and shoulders of young man with short beard wearing spotted tie, jacket has wide lapels
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Palmerston Hotel, T Davis proprietor
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1860s
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A sepia coloured photo showing four people standing outside a wooden building. It has the words T. Davis Palmerston Hotel on the building. Waverley Hotel.
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Unidentified man
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1890s?
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Sepia carte de visite of young man seated in upholstered chair, wearing dark jacket and insignia of the Salvation Army. 'Burton Brothers Artist & Photos' printed on lower edge of card
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Unidentified man
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1890s?
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Sepia carte de visite of young man standing wearing dark jacket and The Salvation Army badge and 'S' on collar. 'Burton Brothers Artists & Photos. Printed on lower edge of card
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Studio portrait unidentified man
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1900?
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Studio portrait of an unidentified young man.
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Studio portrait unidentified man
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1890s?
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Studio portrait of an unidentified man.
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Man, unidentified
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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1880s?
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Studio portrait of an unidentified man.
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Streetscape, Thames Street, Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1884
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"2851 Thames St Oamaru", c. 1884. Empire Hotel, Bank of Otago, Bank of New South Wales, gaslamps, horse and carriage, telegraph pole, railway line
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Streetscape, Thames Street, Oamaru
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Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)
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Circa 1880s
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Thames Street view between 1871 and 1884. Bridge, Council Chambers, Empire Hotel, Bank of Otago.
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