In a 1909 photograph capturing the lower dam spillway, an intriguing detail emerges in the corner: a self-portrait of Albert Percy Godber. Notably, Albert was among the pioneering photographers to explore the Wainuiomata area, capturing a series of remarkable images during the period spanning from the 1880s to 1910.
Special thanks to Carl Smith for the information in this article.
Looking down upon The Village in the year 1946. The outlook encompasses Moores Valley Road, Main Road, and various...
To-morrow Messrs T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co. hold a sale which includes six sections in Fitzherberton, in the estate...
Wellington, June 5. An attempt is being made to get the watershed at the source of the Wainuiomata reserved...
The Public Works Committee recommended that the City Engineer repair the damage at the Wainui Waterworks caused by the...
Looking at the Morton Dam spillway in action in the year 1924. Morton Dam was once the main source...
The following were the tenderers for the contract in connection with the Wainuiomata waterworks:- Messrs J. McLean, J. and...
Looking at the second section of Queen Street around the year 1960. Photo is taken on The Strand which...
This view captures a fenced-off Hine Road Recreation Area in the 1870s or 1880s. In that era, the reserve...
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