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Star and Garter Hotel
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Circa 1867
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Men in front of the east half of Star and Garter Hotel Masonic Hall.Construction began 1866, the second part completed in 1868. Architect: R A Lawson. J McNeil and Robert Thompson in doorway. Robt McDonald on right. (Image reversed.)
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Oamaru and North Otago identities.
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1934
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Oamaru and North Otago identities. Back row (L to R): John Main, J Mitchell, E S Brewster, R Milligan, C J Marshall, J A Macpherson, R B Meek, T J Guthrie. Front row (L to R): A McInnes, N Hayes, R K Ireland, Mandeno (?), G A Lee.
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Kokoamo photograph album
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Circa 1920
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This album contains photographs of teachers and students from Kokoamo School as well as photos of Merton School, Palmerston District High School, Karitane, Dunedin and various family and holiday photographs.
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Oamaru Mail Tyne Street
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Sargeant, Albert
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1900
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Oamaru Mail Tyne Street, Hodge and Jones Saddlers and Harness Makers,
John Lees and Robert (?) man with beard |
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Portrait of a man, unidentified
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J McGregor & Co. (estab. Circa 1864)
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1860s?
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A studio photograph of a man standing beside a chair. Possibly Robert MacDonald.
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Itchen Street shops. Kearns & McLean. J. Waddell
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Circa 1868-1873
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Itchen Street shops, c.1868-73. These buildings date from 1861. Kearns & McLean, Boot Makers. Robert W Adair, Chronometer, Watch, Clock Maker. J Waddell, Saddler.
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Clark Bros, produce merchants, Humber Street
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1899-1910?
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Clark Bros, produce merchants, Humber Street. Traction-engines, drays. From left - - - - , Sam Rawson, Frank Rawson, Fred Townsley, Allan Clark standing on engine D clark, , J McLennan boy, -, J Aiken, A Clark,J Church, -.-, Robert Clark
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Campbell Park homestead, Otekaieke Station.
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1880s?
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Four people on horseback and a dog in front of the Campbell Park homestead at Otekaieke Station. Robert Campbell at left, Emma Josephine Campbell (née Hawdon) at right. Other man and boy unidentified. Staff watching from the balcony.
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Barbara MacDonald
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Mahan, R
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1890s
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A cabinet photo of Barbara MacDonald (nee Barbara Brown Keen) who married widower Robert MacDonald in Oamaru in 1879.
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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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Motor Garage, North Otago
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Early 1920s
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North Otago Farmers' Co-operative Association Limited Garage, Coquet Street, early 1920s. Motor cars. Left to right: J. Henderson, F. Addison, Robert Smith, Fred Parsons, J. Granfell, W. P. Reid, G. Souness, Tony Skiwing (sp?). 1922 or 1924. Gargoyle Mobiloils Advert. Miller Tires. Vintage Motorcars.
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Duntroon Rifles
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1901
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. Back row (from left): R McBean, J Polson, Peter Aitcheson, Con Mannix, Gilbert Stevenson, Harry Dovey, Jack Cullen, James Park, George Innes, Bert Stock, B Winchester, M R Pocklington, sen., Charlie Lennard, Joe Cree. 2nd back row: George Brassel, Archie Earl, Harry Collins, Jim Cree, Arthur Collins, Frank Oliver, Jim Cullen, Willie Winchester, Staff Adams, Bob McNair, Pop Cairns, Neil McPhee, Dave Innes, Tom McPhee. 3rd row: Jack Goulding, B Bailey, Ernie Barnes, - Elstone, Peter Fridd, - Elstone, G Geddes, - Elstone, Sefton Earl. Front row: Jack McPhee, George Wise, Malcolm Francis, Walter Yardley, Serg Kibblewhite, Capt C B Morris, Dave Grant, W McLeod, J Pringle, J Johnston,T Merriman, Mr Fridd, Senr. Buglers: Jim Fridd and Bert Collins. Cooks: Bob McGilveray and Harry Lester.
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Table Decoration with Hair Flowers
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Bee, Mary Bryce (b.1870, d.1899)
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1895
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A floral, Victorian table decoration. It is an example of a then popular craft, consisting of flowers made from human hair. The flowers and foliage are constructed by wrapping the hair around pieces of wire and then shaping it. Typically the hair was boiled first. A variety of different coloured hair has been used and some of the flowers also have beaded details. Coloured thread has been used in places to hold the hair to the lengths of metal wire. The arrangement is on a yellow satin base and is then contained within a glass dome with a wooden base.
This item was made by Mrs R. McDowell (nee Mary Bryce Bee) of Weston, North Otago in 1895. At this time she would have been around 25 years. She died aged 29 very soon after the birth of her only child, Horace Bee McDowell. |
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Table Decoration with Hair Flowers
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Bee, Mary Bryce (b.1870, d.1899)
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1895
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A floral, Victorian table decoration. It is an example of a then popular craft, consisting of flowers made from human hair. The flowers and foliage are constructed by wrapping the hair around pieces of wire and then shaping it. Typically the hair was boiled first. At least two different colours of hair have been used and some of the flowers also have beaded details. Coloured thread has been used in places to hold the hair to the lengths of metal wire. The arrangement is on a yellow satin base over cardboard with a glass dome covering the arrangement.
This item was made by Mrs R. McDowell (nee Mary Bryce Bee), Weston, North Otago in 1895. At this time she would have been around 25 years. She died aged 29 very soon after the birth of her only child, Horace Bee McDowell. |
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Oamaru Harbour View from Signal Station
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Circa 1900
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Harbour view from signal hut, Cape Wanbrow, northwest, c.1900. Mast of the wrecked ship the Robert and Betsy, in 2001 placed as display adjacent to harbour slipway. Small shed (storage of signal flags) was for many years used as ticket box for the Friendly Bay carnival.
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Kurow Rail staff
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Circa 1900
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NZR staff, Kurow, c 1900. Back row (Left to right): D Cairns, L Barclay, R Soulsby (driver), A McKie (fireman). Front: Hoddinott, Hesketh (stationmaster), Carrol, Fredrick Robert Bartrum holding baby Florence Bartrum. This combined railway station and post office was destroyed by fire on 3 December 1928. An intruder set fire to the building to destroy evidence that he had burgled the post office.
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Bob Gunn.
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Geo. F Griffiths (estab. Circa 1905)
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Circa 1905
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Studio portrait of a young boy identified as Bob [Robert?] Gunn. A note on the reverse states that Bob was the brother of Dave [David] Gunn.
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Scott & Douglass children riding to school
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Circa 1902
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Scott and Douglass children on ponies, photographed near bottom of Sumpter's Gully (Derwent St). Children are riding to the Oamaru North School before the Ardgowan School was built. Left to right: Robert, Jenny, May, Margaret & Joe Douglass, Mary (Pol) & Bill Scott. Identity of boy standing behind unknown.
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Waitaki School pupils and teacher
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Clarke Photo (estab. 1907, closed 1937)
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Waitaki School. As noted on back of photo: Back row from left: Lucy Boka, May Williams. Nellie Smith. Lizzie Tomlinson. -- Priscally Wesley. William Williamsen. Miss Marwick (teacher).
Second row: Robert Mathieson. Joe Wesley. Annie Wilson. Eva Williams. Lulu Kelly. Agnes Williams. -- Kelly. Andrew Kelly. Front Row. Gary Tomlinson. David Williams. Willie Hampstead. David Brosnan. --. Hugh Jackson. |
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Palmerston Borough Council members.
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Mahan Studios
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1931
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Palmerston Borough Council members in front of the town hall. Back row: William Earley, Alexander McGregor, John Gordon, J J Haggie, D M Thomson. Front row: J S Y Morrison, Dr. T T Thomas, William H Hopkins - Mayor, Robert Riddle - Deputy Mayor, J F Warren, Peter Gordon - Town Clerk.
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