The Wainui-o-mata Waterworks are all but completed. The whole of the pipes have been laid in position, and Mr Bayliss has almost finished his contract for the construction of the dam, which is being built in a very substantial manner. The principal valve of the works arrived by the barque ‘Catalina’, from London, a few weeks ago, and is now being taken out to the ground. By the time it is fitted up, the reservoir will have been completed, and before the end of the coming month Wellington citizens will derive the bulk of their water supply from the Wainui-o-mata Valley. The completion of the undertaking will, we understand, be celebrated in a befitting manner.
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Wellington Independent 06 Apr 1867
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The Hutt Rifle Volunteers met at the Taita target on Thursday last, to compete for the above prizes. The...
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Daily Telegraph 29 Mar 1887
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Mr Higginson, C.E., who was selected by the committee of the Wellington City Council to inspect the Wainui-o-mata waterwork.
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Evening Post 29 Jun 1880
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The following tenders have been received by the Wellington City Council:- … Wainuiomata Water-race: W. F. Oakes £233 15s...
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The Black House
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The Black House was a hunters hut that may have housed a ranger or caretaker who looked after the...
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Podocarps of Wainuiomata
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Podocarps once covered the Wainuiomata Valley. Today, they can still be found in the lower sections of hills and...
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Evening Post 26 Feb 1883
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To-morrow Messrs T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co. hold a sale which includes six sections in Fitzherberton, in the estate...
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Evening Post 19 Jan 1870
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1869 Jan – John Stack – commenced employment at Haslam’s Sawmill. Evening Post: 19 Jan 1870.
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Evening Post 01 Sep 1882
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He then went on to criticize at some length the engineering in connection with the Wainui-o-mata waterworks, especially the...
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