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Grave of Thomas A Munro
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Circa 1940
1932 |
Grave site of Thomas A Munro. Headstone reads "In Loving Memory of Thomas A Munro, who died at Kurow, 25th January 1932, Aged 64 years." New grave site next to Munro's?
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Loudon family grave
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1868
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Headstone Oamaru Old Cemetery. Block 2 Plot 5. "Robert and Annie Loudon and son James Swept away by flood and drowned at Totara 3 Feb 1868"
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Oamaru Harbour
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Circa 1910
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The Harbour Oamaru JMB, c.1910. Breakwater. Normanby Wharf. Holmes Wharf.
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Fallen Troopers' Memorial. Unveiled 2 February, 1905.
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02 Feb 1905
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Fallen Trooper's Memorial. Unveiled 2 February, 1905. The cost of L1,700 was largely raised through the efforts of W G Grave, a master at Waitaki Boys' High School. (Grave later became a well-known solicitor in Oamaru.)
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Oamaru Harbour
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Circa 1875
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Breakwater, c.1875. Railway. Macandrew Wharf.
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Oamaru Harbour
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Circa 1910
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Dredge "Progress" near Holmes Wharf, c.1910. Pleasure craft. Breakwater.
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Oamaru view from Yare Street
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Circa 1900
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Elevated view of Oamaru c.1900. Yare Street. Cross Street. Aln Street. Hansom cab. North Otago Brewery.
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First Arbor Day Oamaru 1893
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1893
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First Arbor Day Oamaru 1893. First Oamaru Post Office (1864). Second Oamaru Post Office (1884).
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Old Oamaru Post Office, Thames Street c1903
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1902-1903
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Second Oamaru Post Office, opened 17 October 1884. Tower added 1902-03. Clock started 17 September, 1903. Hansom cabs. St Luke's Church.
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Thames Street Oamaru, looking south
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Circa 1875
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View south along Thames Street from near Coquet Street. A man is sitting in the doorway of Johnson's Boarding House, holding the hand of a little girl - barely visible due to movement. A man is standing in the doorway of Richardson & Chennell, produce merchants, next door. Oamaru Gaol and the court house (later Pioneer Gallery) at right.
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Streetscape, Thames Street
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Circa 1915
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"Thames Street Looking South Oamaru. JMB 13", c.1915. Searle's bus. Troopers' Memorial. Motor cars. Trees.
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Streetscape, Thames Street
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Circa 1910
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Oamaru Looking North. 67. Thames Street, about 1910. Clock tower. Waitaki House. Oamaru House. Swan Hotel. Empire Hotel. Bank of Otago (later used by National Bank of New Zealand. Bank of New South Wales. J R Sewell Chemist & Druggist. Humber Street. Craig's timber yard? Horse and cart
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Grave of Thomas A Munro
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Circa 1940
1932 |
Grave site of Thomas A Munro. Headstone reads "In Loving Memory of Thomas A Munro, who died at Kurow, 25th January 1932, Aged 64 years." New grave site next to Munro's?
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Grave of Thomas A Munro
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Circa 1940
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Grave site of Thomas A Munro. Headstone reads "In Loving Memory of Thomas A Munro, who died at Kurow, 25th January 1932, Aged 64 years." New grave site next to Munro's?
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Seafield, Earl of. Funeral procession, Thames Street
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Mahan & Co (estab. 1895, closed 1899)
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06 Dec 1888
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Funeral procession of the Earl of Seafield
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Old Oamaru Post Office, Thames Street
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J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer
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1918
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"Peace Celebrations Oamaru. JMB 42" 1918. St Luke's Church. First Post Office (1864). Second Post Office (1884). Billiard Parlour. Lunchette & The Rendezvous. Trees. Motor cars. Flags.
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Streetscape, Thames Street
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Circa 1918
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Thames Street Looking North Oamaru. JMB 11. Bank of New Zealand. J R Sewell, Chemist & Druggist. Bank of New South Wales. Motor car. Horse and cart.
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Oamaru view south east from Basilica
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Circa 1910
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View facing south east, c. 1905 - 1910. St. Patrick's Basilica. North Otago Brewery. Reed Street. Usk Street. Cape Wanbrow
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Oamaru looking North
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Circa 1910
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Oamaru Looking North. JMB 58. View from Wharfe Street (?), c. 1910. St Luke's Church. Meek's Elevator.People with horse
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Oamaru view facing east
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Circa 1900
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View facing east about 1900. Usk Street. Thames Street.
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