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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Memorial Oak Plaque		1914-1918	A rectangular brass plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. ' CORPL R G L DAVIES // KILLED IN FRANCE // 1916'
New Testament		1855 1864	Small New Testament, printed 1855. Written on inside front cover: "Richard Bennett, Oamaru Dec 1864." "Richard Bennett born June 30th 1842 and Mary Agnes Strahan born July 1st 1844, married Jan 15th 1866 at St Luke's Church Oamaru, Otago, NZ by the Rev A Gifford. Memo - the first marriage ceremony performed in that church." "Catherine Ellinor Bennett daughter of Richard and Mary Agnes Bennett born Dec 26th 1866 at Oamaru, Otago, NZ christened at St Luke's by the Rev A Gifford March 24th 1867." "Second daughter of R + MA Bennett born March 22nd 1868 at Oamaru Otago NZ."
Otekaieke school school photo.		1925	Back Row: Thomas Peevers, Arthur Lister, George Stringer, Peter Aitchison, Irwin Bloomfield, William Aitchison, David Lundy, James Aitchison, William Dumbleton, James Gibson, Stanley Ross, John Grant, Charles Goddard, Ian Daniell,Frank Hughes, James Godsall, Clemens Williams, George Goddard. Standing: Bert Thomas, John Russell, Lewis Jones, David Russell, Robert Grant, Edward Russell, Gertrude walker, Jessica Gibson, Lucy Dumbleton, Leslie Ross, Richard Hogg, Harold Daniell, John Lundy, David Peevers, Robert Aitchison, Robert Russell, Richard Thomas. Sitting: Kathleen Moran, Violet Goddard, Mavis Bloomfield, Mary Hogg, Mary Peevers, Anna Russell, Charlotte Wilson, Joyce Gibson, Elizabeth Wilson, Alice Peevers, Daisy Munro, Edna Goodall, Jean Russell, Audry Bloomfield. Kneeling: Edith Goddard, Doris Walker.
Oamaru Waterworks General Drawings. Works at 11/29, 15/55, & 12/14. Sheet number 6 [Papakaio Section].	McLeod, Donald A	Circa 1877	Oamaru Waterworks General Drawings. Works at 11/29, 15/55, & 12/14. Sheet no. 6. (Papakaio Section). Cross sections and elevations of works at 11/29 (Coal Pit Gully), 15/55, and 12/14 (Roadman's Gully). Coloured. Includes dimensions. Official Copy. Donald McLeod, Engineer.
Burns, Richard. Rawson, Samuel		Aug 1939	Left: Richard Burns, Samuel Rawson
Otekaieke School seniors.		1929	Otekaieke schoolchildren. Back row: William Grant, Peter Aitchison, George Stringer, Richard Hogg, David Russell, Elliot Harris, Donald Grant. Third row: Lew Jones, Bert Gard, Rose Wilson, Mary Peevers, Mavis Bloomfield, Bernard Grant, Harold Daniell, Les Gard. Second row: Audrey Bloomfield, Jean Russell, Eunice McGregor, Alice Peevers, Mary Hogg, Edith Goddard, Doris Walker. Front row: David Peevers, George Goddard, John Russell, Ronald Gard, Arthur Lister, George Harrison.
Hedley, Jim & Watson, Jack	Mahan Studios	1880s?	James (Jim) Hedley & Jack Watson with 29 trout [?] caught at Kakanui.
Dredge, Progress		1883 1916 1931	Crew of the dredge Progress. Dredge arrived in Oamaru 29 May 1883. Sold in 1916 for use as a cargo ship. Sank near Wellington, 1931.
Portrait, Richard Hogg		Circa 1930s	First Officer R.J.K. Hogg, D.F.C [Distinguished Flying Cross]. in military uniform. From Waitaki Boys High School album, page 113. Richard joined the RAF [Royal Air Force] before the war began and became Squadran Leader. His father worked at the Campbell Park school in Otekaike. He had a younger brother and sister. Otekaieke
Additions to Residence near Palmerston for E. Atkinson Esq	Forrester, John Megget (b.1865, d.1965)	1903	Plan, Section A B, C D, Elevation showing present arrangement, Front Elevation, Stamped & dated J M Forrester, 22 Sep 1903
British War Medal	McMillan, William (b.1887, d.1977)	Circa 1919	The obverse of this medal shows the uncrowned left-facing profile of King George V by Sir Bertram Mackennal. The reverse of the medal depicts St George on horseback trampling underfoot the eagle shield of the Central Powers, and a skull and cross-bones (the emblems of death). Above, the sun has risen in victory. The figure is mounted on horseback to symbolise man's mind controlling a force of greater strength than his own, and thus alludes to the scientific and mechanical developments and machines which helped to win the war. The ribbon consists of an orange watered centre, with thin stripes of white and black at each side, and borders of royal blue. Around the edge of the medal is stamped "8/2830 Pte. G. Addison. N.Z.E.F."
Memorial Oak Plaque		1914-1918	A rectangular copper plaque associated with the memorial oaks scheme commemorating local soldiers who died during World War One. "TRPR. F. G. KELLY // DROWNED IN N.Z. // 1916"
Oamaru Waterworks Section. Sheet number 4 [Landon Contract].	McLeod, Donald A	Circa 1877	Oamaru Waterworks Section. Sheet no. 4. (Landon Contract). Cross section showing water-race levels from 22 miles to 23 miles 20 chains. Donald McLeod, Engineer.
Unidentified man and girls on beach		1895?	Group of girls with man [teacher?]. Children at beach burying man in sand, Cape Wanbrow [?], c. 1910. The first two girls, (on the right side of the picture) are Winifred "Winnie" Bulleid (right) born Oamaru 19/4/1883, died 8/10/1964. Leah Elizabeth Bulleid, (next to Winnie) born Oamaru 29/3/1882, died 10/11/1936.
Surrey Lodge, 29 Avon Street Oamaru		1895	House and garden of Frederick and Elizabeth Bicknell at 29 Avon Street.
Surrey Lodge, 29 Avon Street Oamaru		[Circa 1900]	House and garden at 29 Avon Street, the home of Frederick and Elizabeth Bicknell.
Oamaru Waterworks Section. Sheet number 3 [Landon Contract].	McLeod, Donald A	Circa 1877	Oamaru Waterworks Section. Sheet no. 3. (Landon Contract). Cross section showing water-race levels from 20 miles 60 chains to 22 miles. Donald McLeod, Engineer.
H Millar, plumber. Cars, motorcycles, staff		28 Mar 1929	H Millar, plumber. Cars, motorcycles, staff. Location not known. [Thames Street] Left to right: Harry Millar (proprietor), - , - , -, G D (Dickson) Jardine, Dan Millar ( younger son of Harry Millar), -, Richard Lord (Rother Street) (father of Dick Lord, Rother Street), -. David (Dave) Millar (elder son of Harry Millar). Dated 28 March, 1929. (Harry Millar died 10 October 1929, following vehicle accident, Torridge Street.)
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.
Leader Cycle Works. Road Race 29 March, 1920		1920	Leader Cycle Works. Road Race 29 March, 1920. Thames Street. Fallen Troopers' Memorial. Polytechnic. Bicycles. Streetlamps.

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