Mr Geo. Knight, manager of the Lowry Bay property, came into town yesterday with some excellent specimens of gold, both alluvial and quartz, which he had found on the property in the country, somewhere back from Lowry Bay and Pencarrow Head. Mr Knight, who is an experienced gold miner, states that the locality where he found these specimens, the situation of which he declines at present to disclose, bears every appearance of being auriferous and is strikingly similar to the formation of other districts which have proved to be auriferous, such as Collingwood. It is understood that the place is somewhere near the Wainuiomata Valley, between the Hutt and the Wairarapa Ranges. Mr Knight has a party of miners out prospecting the neighbourhood and is sanguine of favourable results.
Tags: Newspaper ProspectingNorth Otago Times 07 Jun 1879
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Evening Post 29 Nov 1886
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Securing a block of 2000 acres of land above the reservoir, so as to prevent the destruction of the...
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Homedale East Aerial View 1969
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In this 1969 aerial image, you can see Hine Road, Sunny Grove, Moores Valley, & Reservoir Valley. See the...
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Aerial photo of Moores Valley & Reservoir Valley in 1942
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An aerial photograph taken in 1942 Moores Valley and Reservoir Valley, extending up to the old dam. Both valleys...
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Morton Dam
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Built from 1908 to 1911, the Morton Dam in the Wainuiomata River catchment was named after William Hobbard Morton.
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Report of the Surveys of New Zealand for the years 1883-1884
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Mr J. D. Climie succeeded in covering and mapping nearly a quarter of a million of acres, completing our...
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Evening Post 24 Feb 1883
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Unreserved sale of the Properties of J. and D. Sinclair. T. Kennedy Macdonald & Co. are favoured in the...
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Evening Post Friday 23 Jan 1880
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Tararua ss, 563 tons, Muir, from Melbourne via South. Passengers cabin: from Melbourne - Miss Douglass, Mrs Ogden, Messrs...
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New Zealand Herald 11 May 1907
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A flood in the Hutt River swept away last night a portion of the pipe bridges used to carry...
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