A line of vehicles traversing a freshly paved stretch of Wainuiomata Road as it climbs up Wainuiomata Hill. The Hutt County Council forced drivers to help settle the aggregate in the fresh coating by closing off two lanes, compelling all traffic to traverse the £5000 surface at a sluggish 5 mph crawl. Picture captured on March 25, 1964.
Lower Dam was originally referred to as 'the dam', it was later called 'Lower Dam' because Morton Dam was...
A color image of the Wainuiomata Valley from the summit of Wainuiomata Hill. While there is housing, Parkway is...
This is the site of Hugh Sinclair's old homestead 'Moness' in Wainuiomata, as seen in 2023. Photo shows a newer home...
The Morepork is a small owl native to New Zealand. It gets its name from the sound of its...
In the Estate of J. and D. Sinclair – Sale of the whole of the valuable landed estate by...
There have been great complaints to-day about the insufficiency of the water supply, on which subject we have received...
We regret to learn from the Sydney Morning Herald of the death of Mr William Clark, C.E., the well...
The Jansen Home on Fitzherbert Road, circa 1908. The Jansen family, of Scandinavian origin, arrived in Wellington under the...
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