Looking at the two water pipes in Richard Prouse Park from Reservoir Road toward Wainuiomata River. Today, there is a single pipe and it is buried in this same location as evidenced by a hump in the landscape where the pipe runs.
Tags: Reserves & Parks WaterworksThe City Engineer presented his reports on the alternative schemes for an extended water supply from Wai-nui-o-mata or Karori....
Aerial view of Wainuiomata in 1963 showing Queen Street and Arakura. In 1958, Fraser Barton opened the first shop on...
Looking down upon The Village in the year 1946. The outlook encompasses Moores Valley Road, Main Road, and various...
Thomas Scholes (1839–1923) constructed this cottage around 1865 on Coast Road, and it remains standing at 103 Coast Road...
This subterranean shaft and tunnel in Wainuiomata was built during the 1880s. It is concealed from public view today,...
The story of Moness begins with Hugh Sinclair's arrival in New Zealand in 1839. About nine years later,...
The balance of the stock of Messrs J. and D. Sinclair, consisting of 14 draught horses, many of them...
At Messrs Luke, Sons and Williams was a locomotive engine, and this was also seized under the impression that...
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