Collis House, built in the early 1860s, is named after the Collis family who settled in Wainuiomata in the late 1850s. The house is located at 202 Coast Road.
Collis House
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Evening Post 07 May 1883
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Mr Damant was authorized to make a valuation of the properties formerly belonging to Messrs J. and D. Sinclair,...
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Evening Post 12 May 1884
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The Wainui water has not yet reached the city owing to a burst in the pipes, about a mile...
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View from Bivy Track
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View of lower slopes near Mt McKerrow, as seen from Bivy Track. This track starts or finishes at Scoles...
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Evening Post 30 Apr 1878
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Mr Clark, C.E., and the City Engineer, Mr Baird, returned last evening from their expedition in search of an...
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North Otago Times 07 Jun 1879
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Mr Geo. Knight came into town yesterday with some excellent specimens of gold from somewhere near the Wainuiomata Valley.
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Aerial Photo of the Waterworks in 1954
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The image of the Waterworks from 1954 shows both the Lower Dam and Morton Dam. You can see homes...
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Cliff Pool in Wainuiomata
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Cliff Pool, also known as Black Pool, is located at Richard Prouse Park, where the Wainuiomata River splits the...
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Evening Post 07 Feb 1883
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The balance of the stock of Messrs J. and D. Sinclair, consisting of 14 draught horses, many of them...
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