Wanted: A Bullock Driver, for the Wainuiomata Saw Mill, to commence work on Friday, 5th inst. J. & D....
Wainuiomata: News
Wainuiomata news spanning from today back to the 1860s, covering topics as wide ranging as regional parks, reserves, tracks, waterworks, industry, and notable people.
Hugh Sinclair, an old and much-respected settler of the Valley died from congestion of the brain having been subject...
The Proprietor of the Wainuiomata Steam Saw Mill is ready to receive orders for any quantity of Rimu, Hinau,...
Advertisement: Wanted, a man to Drive the Engine, &c., at the Wainuiomata Saw Mill. Apply to John Sinclair, Wainuiomata....
Report of an Exploration by Mr John Rochfort, with a view to finding a practicable Railway Line to Wairarapa...
A fatal accident occurred at Haslam's Wainuiomata Saw Mills on Tuesday afternoon. It seems that Haslam and a man named John...
1869 Jan – John Stack – commenced employment at Haslam’s Sawmill. Evening Post: 19 Jan 1870.
Wellington Independent 13 Apr 1869. Birth. On April 7, at Moness, Wainuiomata, the wife of Mr John Sinclair, of...
30 chains including seven chains of rock in Wainuiomata Valley – Mr Haslam and H. Sinclair will show the...
Wellington Independent: 02 May 1868 Crown Grants Crown Grants: - Grant No.2681 John Sinclair, Wainuiomata, 105 acres.
On leaving Sinclair’s, we followed a track up the valley to the Wainuiomata for six miles to the point...
700 Acres of Land, situated in Moores Valley, Wainuiomata District. There is an abundance of timber of the finest...
The Hutt Rifle Volunteers met at the Taita target on Thursday last, to compete for the above prizes. The...
Board of Wardens for the next two years: Messrs George Allen, John Crowther, George Wood, John Sinclair, J. C....
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