Pictured is the dismantling of the Morton Dam strainer facility during the 1990s. Morton Dam was decommissioned earlier in 1988. Parts of the building were salvaged for scrap with the rest being buried by two of Pollard’s bulldozers. Some trenching for a scour valve along the face of Morton Dam was also done around the same time.
Photographer: Lance Harrison.
Authority has been given by the City Council for the purchase of 153½ acres of land at Wainui-o-mata for...
A concrete wall aligns part of the Wainuiomata River in Reservoir Valley. Situated on the northern side with Reservoir...
The story of Moness begins with Hugh Sinclair's arrival in New Zealand in 1839. About nine years later,...
View of an under construction Top Pool Bridge with Hine Road Recreation Area in view. The bridge connects the...
Gums Loop Meadow is essentially where Gums Loop Walk derives its name. The meadow contains eucalyptus trees.
Mr T. Carter, one of the candidates for the representation of Te Aro Ward in the City Council, addressed...
A deputation consisting of the Mayor, Councillors Hunter, Logan, and Young are about to wait on the Government to...
Embracing a vast expanse of the Remutaka Range, Remutaka Forest Park stands as a haven for nature enthusiasts.
Located in Wainuiomata Primary School, it is open 2pm-4pm every Sunday. Learn more →.
