The City Engineer, Mr Baird, returned from Pakuratahi (not “Palmerston” as stated by a contemporary) on Saturday night, leaving Mr Clark still up country. Mr Baird, having obtained various aneroids and other instruments required for the purpose of ascertaining the altitudes of the various possible sources of extended water supply, started up country again this morning. Messrs Baird and Clark are expected back in Wellington to-morrow night. They have worked downwards from Pakuratahi so far as Belmont, and to-day are engaged in examining the streams in that neighborhood, and thence to the Hutt.
Tags: Newspaper WaterworksEvening Post 29 Apr 1878
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Queen Street circa 1960
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Looking at the second section of Queen Street around the year 1960. Photo is taken on The Strand which...
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Evening Post 18 Oct 1911
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The Solomon’s Knob dam at Wainui-o-mata has been practically completed by the contractors. The scours have been shut down.
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Homedale circa 1940
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Aerial view of Homedale (circa 1940) showing some interesting features. It show:The School block when it was farmland;
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Scour Pipe
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This pipe may have functioned as a scour pipe from the old pipeline. It is hidden in the bush...
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The Mercury (Hobart) 29 Dec 1879
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The engine was constructed at the engineering establishment of Mr John Clark, New Wharf, for an enterprising firm at...
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Lower Dam Spillway
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The old dam known as the lower dam including this spillway was constructed in the 1880s and was decommissioned...
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Nikau Creek Valley (2009)
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Looking at the valley that contains Nikau Creek and the Nikau Creek Track, (circa 2009). This is where the...
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Reservoir Valley Aerial View (c1941)
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A 1941 aerial photo above Reservoir Valley depicting a time before Hine Road and Sunny Grove existed. It also...
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