The following tenders have been received by the Wellington City Council:- … Wainuiomata Water-race: W. F. Oakes £233 15s (accepted); John Coleman £253; J. Powell £256 17s 6d; Thomas Riordan £346 8s 4d; Mahoney and Co., £378 15s; John McLean £544; C. McKirdy £662 16s 6d; J. Downes £732 16s; J. and D. Sinclair £1097
Tags: Newspaper WaterworksEvening Post 29 Jun 1880
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Top Pool Bridge in 1989
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View of an under construction Top Pool Bridge with Hine Road Recreation Area in view. The bridge connects the...
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New Zealand Times 21 Jun 1878
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The body of the man recently found drowned near the mouth of the Otaki River has been found and...
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Evening Post 28 Sep 1909
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Good navvies, used to concrete work, are difficult to obtain. Such is the testimony of the contractors of the...
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Evening Post 08 May 1884
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Mr J. Saunders, contractor, of this city, is, we regret to hear, at present confined to his house through...
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Sinclair Cemetery in the 1880s
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The fenced Sinclair Cemetery stands out in this photo with its perimeter of trees. At 5-7 Sunny Grove you...
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New Zealand Times 01 Oct 1880
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Mr. J. R. George attended as a deputation from the Wellington Racing Club to urge that the Council, in...
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Evening Post 28 Feb 1879
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The question now under consideration was not the desirableness of utilizing the Karori or Wainui-o-mata streams.
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Kiwi Population in Wainuiomata Expanding Rapidly
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In a significant win for conservation, the kiwi population has expanded from Wainuiomata to Whitemans Valley in Upper Hutt....
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