What the whole scheme means is best shown by a report drawn up by the City Engineer in November...
Wainuiomata: News (Page 9)
Wainuiomata news spanning from today back to the 1860s provides a comprehensive record of the valley’s history, tracing its journey from early settlement to its modern identity.
This news archive covers a wide range of topics including stories around the people who shaped Wainuiomata, from early pioneers and engineering workers, to community leaders.
Wanganui Herald 11 May 1907
David Johnson / / / History, News, Floods, Newspaper, Tunnels, Waterworks / 0A slight accident occurred at the tunnel where some men were engaged repairing the Wainuiomata water supply.
New Zealand Herald 11 May 1907
David Johnson / / / History, News, Dams, Floods, Newspaper, Pipeline, Waterworks / 0A flood in the Hutt River swept away last night a portion of the pipe bridges used to carry...
Evening Post 02 Nov 1906
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Venturi Meter, Water Race / 0The spread of the Fire was, in our opinion, due, firstly, to the failure of the Wainui water supply;...
New Zealand Times 24 Oct 1906
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Pipeline, Venturi Meter, Waterworks / 0The City Engineer (Mr W. H. Morton) proceeded to Ngahauranga yesterday afternoon to examine the break in the main.
The “Venturi” meter at Wainui showed a loss of 250,000 gallons per hour, but Mr Morton could not account...
New Zealand Times 22 Feb 1906
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Venturi Meter, Waterworks / 0The average water consumption of the City thoughout the day was between 130,000 and 140,000 gallons per hour.
Evening Post 09 Nov 1905
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0Mr Morton recently visited the Wainuiomata reservoir to inspect the repairing work that was carried out some months ago...
The extension of the Parliamentary franchise to the election of every local body, and the carrying out of public...
Construction of a new storage reservoir at Wainui-o-mata with concrete dam and all necessary contingent works.
New Zealand Times 20 Mar 1905
David Johnson / / / History, News, Morton Dam, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0Construction of a new storage A reservoir at Wainui o mata with concrete dam and all necessary contingent works.
Greymouth Evening Star 17 Feb 1905
David Johnson / / / History, News, 30-Inch Pipe, Morton Dam, Newspaper / 0£190,000 for the construction of a new storage reservoir at Wainui extension of 30in main from the existing dams...
Evening Post 25 Jan 1905
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0The city engineer has laid a scheme before the council for improving the water supply, estimated at £150,000 to...
Evening Post 17 Jan 1905
David Johnson / / / History, News, Dams, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0The annual Corporation picnic to the waterworks at Wainui-o-mata took place yesterday. Favoured by fine weather, the outing was...
Evening Post 21 Oct 1904
David Johnson / / / History, News, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0The Public Works Committee recommended that the City Engineer repair the damage at the Wainui Waterworks caused by the...
Evening Post 19 Oct 1904
David Johnson / / / History, News, Floods, Newspaper, Waterworks / 0The river was swollen to many times its usual size, and the outlet from the dam was insufficient to...
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