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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	Clark's Mill		Circa 1946	Clark's Mill workers with the Bren Gun (or Universal) Carrier used to move railway wagons at the mill. From left - Colin Clark, Norman McLeod, Alan Watson, Bill Duff, Jock Duff.
	McClusky, Robert		16 Aug 1915	Robert McClusky suffered an accident at Maheno and had his leg badly broken.
	Clark's Mill, near Maheno, North Otago			D Clark's Mill, Reidston
	Maheno, North Otago.		1909	Bottom right building Bacon Curing factory. Large building next to it, on corner David Fea's store. Across the road, small building on right by bush Blacksmith Alex Lindsays office and quarters. Long building next to it, Blacksmith's shop. Behind smithy, building with black roof District store stables. Two buildings opposite stables are Whites house and the butcher shop. Building alone, by windmill Honey Store (Gavin Saville). Across road with path leading to door- Boarding House. Behind that, to right Newlands Store, to left John Rankin (Blacksmith). Behind that, building at crossroad, Newlands Bakery. Information from McLeods of Springhill Maheno. Noeline Boyce. David Fea's Store and Bakery - Bacon curer Bill Yorston. (Across the road (up the photo) A Lindsay's Blacksmiths). Butcher's shop - Wilson's Butchery. Building directly in front of Newlands Bakery is the Wood and Coal Sheds (Buzan's). Small building to the right of Bakery is a steam driven pump, pumped water to railway track south end of station. Above the pump is the Wagon Trail (to the left of the road) leading to McPherson's and later Souness' Home. Directly across to the right is Blind Road which passes the Muldrew Home within the trees, and the McLeod's home (white line). Building halfway up the left side of photo is Maheno Hotel (later Saville's Store).
	Maheno Boarding House. Maheno Hotel.		19th Century	Maheno Boarding House (left). Maheno Hotel (right). Miss Williams, proprietor (temperance).from left Dick Whitteker, Tom McLennan, Janet McLennan (who later married Dick Whitteker), fourth person possibly Bill McLennan.
	St Andrews Anglican Church, Maheno	Eadie, Lex	Mid 1930s	Hand coloured photograph of St. Andrews Anglican Church, Maheno.
	St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Maheno.		1950s?	St. Paul's Presbyterian church at 5 Short Street, Maheno.
	Maheno School Infant Class Photograph		Circa 1912	Infant class at Maheno School. Back row: Miss Gorman, Master Comber [?], J Petrie, J Townsley, W Weir, R Dandy, J Bruce, N McLeod, G Maloney, H Scott, A Roberts, Master Marshall [?], Miss Harlow. Fourth row: W McLeod,, K Mather, A McLeod, A Ormandy, C Dawson, H Roberts, B Paton, J Bruce, H Souness, G Aitken, J Reid, M Souness, H McQuade. Third row: H Brown, A Roberts, M Dawson, W Saville, M Bruce, A Watson, L Saville, J McLeod, M Hoad, E Wilson. Second row: M McLeod, A Forbes, P Weir, H Marshall, I Wilson, L Dawson, H Scott, A Wilson, K Mather. Front row: R Rawson, J Paton, I Mitchell, A Rawson, W Paton, C Fleming, C Kerr, R Presland, G Forbes.
	Maheno School Infants and Standard One.		1913	Maheno School infants and Standard One with two teachers.
	Maheno School Jubilee	Mahan Studios	1929	Ex pupils of Maheno School from the years 1911 to 1920 at the school jubilee.
	Maheno School Jubilee	Mahan Studios	1929	Ex pupils of Maheno School from the years 1901 to 1910 at the school jubilee.
	Maheno School Jubilee	Mahan Studios	1929	Ex pupils of Maheno School from the years 1875 to 1890 at the school jubilee.
	Maheno School Jubilee committee	Mahan Studios	1929	Members of the committee at the Maheno School jubilee.
	Maheno World War One memorial.		1930s?	The first world war memorial at Maheno. It was designed by architects Mandeno and Fraser of Dunedin, and the contractor was Mr L Macrae of Oamaru. It was dedicated in June 1923.