Visit of Indian troops. Bank of New South Wales Oamaru.

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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Visit of Indian troops. Bank of New South Wales Oamaru.		04 Mar 1901	Crowd in Thames Street near Bank of New South Wales. A crowd of people greeting Indian troops visiting Oamaru during a short train stopover on 4 March, 1901. People standing on bank pillars, and on board placed between pillars in entrance. Woman and child in top window. J R Sewell, chemist, Meek's Elevator.
Bank of New South Wales (Forrester Gallery], Thames Street, Oamaru		Post 1884	Bank of New South Wales, built in 1884. Architect: R A Lawson. Contractors: Messrs Philpot and Matheson, Dunedin
Thames Street Bridge, c.1896.		Circa 1896	Thames Street Bridge over Oamaru Creek, c.1896.
St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Coquet Street Oamaru		1876	Man walking near St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Coquet Street. Woman [?] in left foreground. Opened 20 February 1876. Architect: Thomas Forrester. Clothing. Picket fence.
Globe Hotel, corner Thames and Coquet Streets, Oamaru		1879-1880	Globe Hotel, corner Thames and Coquet Streets. Built 1879-80 for W Maitland.
Old Oamaru Post Office, Thames Street		Circa 1899 1884 1903	"Post Office Oamaru NZ". Second Oamaru Post Office, c.1899. Opened 17 October 1884. Architects: Forrester and Lemon. Tower added 1902-03. Hansom cabs. Produce merchant, coal and firewood at rear of building. G Martin printed bottom left corner
J M Brown Bookseller & Stationer shop window		Circa 1910	Shop window of J M Brown, Bookseller & Stationer. 31 Thames Street Oamaru Display of ink bottles. Keg with the words "Use No Drink Use More Ink" sign "The Best Ink is Always On Tap"
Natural Archway. Cape Wanbrow Oamaru	Burton Brothers Photographers (estab. 1866, closed 1916)	Circa 1890	Man sitting on beach near stone arch. Ships visible in background. Burton Brothers postcard - 3284 Oamaru c.1890. Ship's masts. (John Megget Forrester?)
Oamaru showgrounds		Circa 1890	Arun Street showgrounds? Horse. Dress. Hat. Cunningham, Mark Sinclair written on banner in distance.
St Patrick's Basilica, Reed Street Oamaru		1918	St Patrick's Basilica, Reed Street. Foundation stone laid 29 May 1893. Portice and outer domes added in 1903. Larger dome and sanctuary added 1918. Architect: F W Petre.
St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru		1865	St Luke's Church. Cape Wanbrow
St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Coquet Street Oamaru		1876	St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Coquet Street. Opened 20 February 1876. Architect: Thomas Forrester. Picket fence
St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	1912	"St Luke's Anglican Church Oamaru JMB 1". Corner Itchen and Tees Streets
National Bank of NZ Limited, Kurow, c.1900		Circa 1900	National Bank of NZ Limited, Kurow, c.1900. Picket fence. Drapery. Man on horseback, with two dogs, talking to another man standing in street.
Oamaru Harbour.		Circa 1882	Friendly Bay foreshore c.1882. The engine shed of the first railway station (foot of Wansbeck Street) at right. The north mole centre left, built 1880, Holmes Wharf added to the mole in 1907. Surfboat landing site. Cape Wanbrow.
Oamaru Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute [North Otago Museum], Thames Street, Oamaru		Circa 1900	Athenaeum, early 1900s. Later Public Library, North Otago Museum. Built in 1882. Architects: Forrester and Lemon. At right first Courthouse, later North Otago Pioneer Gallery
Oamaru Public Gardens		Circa 1900	View from Severn Street facing south west. Creek.
The Glebe, Parsons Road Oamaru		Circa 1912	The Glebe (St Luke's manse), Parson's Road, about 1912. Built in 1863. Motor car, bridge over creek. Home of Reverend Algernon Gifford, first minister of St Luke's Anglican Church
White Hart Hotel		1869-1877	Men and horses in front of the White Hart Hotel, corner of Thames and Dee Streets. Michael Hanley Proprietor from 1869 - 1877.
Waitaki House		Circa 1877	Waitaki House. "The left half of these buildings was opened on 8th April,1876 and was at first occupied by J.H. Milligan, Outfitter, and W. Carncross, Stationer.The building at right was completed in 1877". Oamaru Musical Depot. New Zealand Clothing Factory, James Bee.

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