Wainuiomata: History
Articles about the history of Wainuiomata sorted by date.
Documenting the fascinating history of Wainuiomata with an ever growing collection of articles. Includes posts about the origins and pioneering period of Wainuiomata to historical sites and artefacts. Each article is dated, but the date represents the subject and not the date when the article was written. For example, when an article primarily focuses on a photograph captured in 1840 or discusses topics related to that specific year, the article will be time stamped with that year.
This approach provides readers with an experience, allowing them to traverse through history in chronological order and gain a precise understanding of how historical events and elements are situated within the broader timeline of Wainuiomata’s history. Nonetheless, when an article covers a lengthy period concerning its main subject, it will be time stamped based on the featured image, most recent image, or the date of the main subject.
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Historical Articles
The Wainui-o-mata Waterworks are all but completed. The whole of the pipes have been laid in position, and Mr...
Mr Damant’s valuation of the property lately held by Messrs J. and D. Sinclair was approved and accepted, and...
I had permitted the sum of £240 to be paid over to the Messrs Sinclair on receipt of a...
Allow me, through the medium of your valuable paper, to call attention to the most daring instance of wanton...
At Messrs Luke, Sons and Williams was a locomotive engine, and this was also seized under the impression that...
Tenders are invited till Noon, the 19th instant, for the conveyance of from 19-20 tons of Sawmill Plant from...
A line of tramway across the harbor from that locality is now in course of construction. About 100 spans...
Tenders required for the Conveyance of about 18 Tons Sawmill Machinery from Wharf at Lowry Bay to Waitara.
Mr Damant was authorized to make a valuation of the properties formerly belonging to Messrs J. and D. Sinclair,...
The usual fortnightly meeting of the City Council took place last night, and was attended by the Mayor (Mr...
The usual fortnightly meeting of the City Council took place last night, and was attended by the Mayor (Mr...
The committee beg to report… That one half the penalties incurred in Mr D. Sinclair’s contract for tunnel at...
Tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned, up to 4 p.m. of Thursday, the 26th instant,...
We learn that Mr G. H. Bayliss, contractor for a portion of the Wainui-o-mata Waterworks, met with rather a...
That the contract for formation, &c., of the long tunnel, Wainui-o-mata, is about completed, and tenders called for laying...
That Mr A. E. Russell has declined the offer of the Council relative to the proposed purchase of the...
The tender of Messrs G. H. Bayliss & Co. has been accepted by the City Council for the construction...
A claim for compensation on account of the strip of land taken for the water-race, under proclamation of 17th...
In reference to the piercing of the Wainui-o-mata tunnel, a correspondent, signing himself “Fair Play,” sends us a letter,
The handy little locomotive procured by Messrs Sinclair, of Wainui-o-mata, from Tasmania, to work on the Wainui-o-mata tramway,