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Typed on paper glued to back: “German mine washed ashore on Hokio Beach on November 14, 1918. It was found up towards the Hydrabad. I remember (F.C. Swanwick) that Constable Greggan exploded it by shooting at it with a .303 rifle. Wally Phillips said he thought several marksmen took part in the shooting.”

German Mine, Hokio Beach, 1918. A woman, three young men and a boy pose beside the mine which has “14/11/18 German mine E W Clark” written on it.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with 2000.018.0336b)

Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”

Tautuhi

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

German Mine, Hokio Beach, 1918
Unidentified group with washed up mine
German mine - exploded on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - exploded on beach, 14 Nov 1918
Mine at Hokio Beach 1918
Boating (rowing), Lake Horowhenua
Centenary of Manakau Post Office, 1987
Opening first traffic bridge, Hokio Beach

Pūnaha whakarōpū

Ngā tūtohu
beach - hokio / waitarere,
boys beach,
hhs mounted photograph collection,
mines,
mines costume,
weapons,
women costume,
Tūtohu Hapori

Tuku kōrero mai mō te whakararu

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

German Mine, Hokio Beach, 1918
Unidentified group with washed up mine
German mine - exploded on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - washed up on beach, 14 Nov 1918
German mine - exploded on beach, 14 Nov 1918
Mine at Hokio Beach 1918
Boating (rowing), Lake Horowhenua
Centenary of Manakau Post Office, 1987
Opening first traffic bridge, Hokio Beach