The Garden of Remembrance in Wainuiomata, situated within the Hine Road Recreational Reserve, was established in 2004 specifically for ash burials. Nestled in a picturesque natural environment, this location also shares proximity with the Sinclair Cemetery, which holds historical significance as the original resting place for the Sinclair family. The recreational area is owned by the Hutt City Council whereas, site where Sinclair Cemetery is located is owned by the Wellington Water Board.
The ridge upon which this tramway has been constructed is between two gullies, which converge at the foot of...
From Hobarton - Cato 31 cases fruit; 1 Locomotive; From Dunedin - 85 cases whisky Press & Co. 1...
The Sinclair Tramway in Wainuiomata was built in the 1870s. It was used primarily for logging and transporting timber.
A meeting of the Wellington District Highway Board was held yesterday… The Clerk was instructed to write to Messrs...
Did you know in 1948, plans for the Hine Road and Sunny Grove area had Hine Road extend all...
It is intended to do away with the present water race, from which there is a tremendous leakage, and to substitute...
The Morton Dam pipeline was a key part of Wellington’s early 20th-century water supply system. Constructed between 1908 and...
A crack existed a long time back, and it was also known that the work was defective when the...
