Girls' High School Oamaru c.1920

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Name/title	Production date	Description
Girls' High School Oamaru c.1920	Circa 1920	Girls' High School Oamaru. FGR 5759. Photograph dates from the 1920s.
Public School Oamaru	1887 1927	"Public School Oamaru NZ. FGR 5701". Opened as Grammar School in 1875. Later, the District High School. From 1887 it became the Middle School. Gymnasium (right) transferred to Waitaki Girls' High School in 1927.
Oamaru North School	Aug 1874	North School. Opened 31 August, 1874.
Oamaru North School	Aug 1874	North School. Opened 31 August 1874. Back of photocard: " Display per Mr. D. J. Munro N.O. Branch Educational Institute
Regina Confections Limited	Circa 1949?	Regina Confections Limited, Thames Highway, Oamaru north.
Regina Confections Limited	Circa 1949?	Regina Confections Limited, Thames Highway, Oamaru north.
Oamaru South School	1922	South School Memorial Gates, unveiled 3 June 1922 by Prime Minister Massey. Motor cars.
Motor rally in Thames Street	Oct 1909	Motor rally in Thames Street, 1909. (Motor Association of Oamaru outing to Waimate, 1909.) Post Office. Billiards. Royal Cycle works. First run of the North Otago Motoring Association October 1909.
St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru	1865	St Luke's Church, 1865. Foundation stone laid 25 June 1865. Cape Wanbrow. Harbour.
Building St. Lukes Spire and chancel	1912	Building St. Lukes Spire and chancel. Final stage of spire. Framing for stone work can be seen to indicate final point of spire. Rev J D Russell placed cross in position on spire, 20 December 1912. St Luke's Anglican Church Oamaru
St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru	1870s	Two women, man with dog in front of St Luke's Church. Thames Street. Itchen Street. Tees Street. E G Lane's shop. Crinolines.
St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru	1911 1916 1928	Archdeacon J D Russell. Installed at St Luke's in 1911. Appointed Archdeacon of Oamaru in 1916, becoming Archdeacon of North Otago in 1928. Held this position until 1944, when he became Archdeacon Emeritus.
St Patrick's Basilica, Reed Street Oamaru	Circa 1894	St Patrick's Basilica, Reed Street. The foundation stone was laid May 28 1893, and at the stage shown the building was opened November 18 1894. The portice and outer domes were added in 1903, the large dome and sanctuary in 1918. The architect was F. W. Petre. The convent at right was built 1900-1901.
St Patrick's Basilica, Oamaru	Circa 1920	St Patrick's Basilica and presbytery, c. 1920s. Portico and outer domes added 1903; larger dome and sanctuary completed in 1918. F W Petre, architect.
Oamaru South School	Circa 1900	South School, Arun Street, c. 1900. William Smyth & Co on corner of Arun and Hull Streets. Shop keepers at doorway? Lamppost. Note: In 2012 this print has been cracked in 2 pieces on it's photo board.
Oamaru Baptist Church	Jul 1889	"Baptist Church Oamaru JMB 90". Opened in Severn Street, 4 July 1889.
Wesleyan Church and Manse Oamaru	1875	"Wesleyan Church and Manse Oamaru. JMB 60". Methodist Church opened in Eden Street (west) 14 February 1875.
Enfield Presbyterian Church	1880s?	Enfield Presbyterian Church. Built on land donated by John Reid. Opened 11 August 1878. Built from Oamaru limestone; slate roof. Renovations undertaken in the 1960s. Sunday School hall built in 1964.
Enfield Presbyterian Church	1878	Interior of Enfield Presbyterian Church. This church built on land donated by John Reid. Opened 11 August 1878. Constructed from oamaru limestone; slate roof.
Enfield Methodist Church	1913	Enfield Methodist Church (in township). Original church site was Wellington St, Enfield. Foundation stone laid by Mrs J Scott 12 June 1911. Used as Awamoa Sunday School after moving to Wansbeck Street Oamaru, next to the Junction Hotel. Permission granted in 1970 for building to be given to Weston Presbyterian Church for use as a church hall.

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