Inscription on reverse reads: ” Donated Mr E White”

Two unidentified young men beside a river which has native bush down to its banks.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Donated Mr E White”

A group of three unidentified young men sit on boulders beside a river which has native bush down to its banks.

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Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “Hokio Stream”

The Hokio Stream at Hokio Beach where it reaches the sea.

1 B&W photo print

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Stamped on back with blue ink: “Inkpen’s print, colour experts, chemists, Levin.”

Ohau River, possibly taken during work on the Levin Water Supply . Very large rocks feature in this photograph.

1 Sepia tone print

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Typed on piece of paper glued to back - Car owned & driven by Dave Foster crossing the Hokio Stream 1920-1929. New Beauty Ford. (copied from photo owned)

Stamped on back with black ink – Horowhenua Historical Society. Acc. No. Date. Note attached to reverse: “Car owned & driven by Dave Foster crossing the Hokio Stream 1920 – 1929. New Beauty Ford. (Copied from photo owned),”

New Beauty Ford car owned and driven by Dave Foster, fording across Hokio Stream, downstream from the footbridge at Hokio Beach in the 1920’s.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with #.0050b)

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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 84”

Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “H.H. McDonald in Maori canoe on Hokio Stream.”

Also witten on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Koki Roki wrong in Te Hekenga.”

Hector Hugh McDonald in a canoe, possibly the Hamaria, on the Hokio Stream. Hector stands to one end of the canoe with a paddle in his hands. Behind him is the Te Maai ridge.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted.

See also 1977.047.0013

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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 82”

Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “At Hokio Stream crossing, near ‘Lakeside’.”

Mrs Hector Hugh McDonald (nee Mary Rigg), stands on a bridge across the Hokio Stream near ‘Lakeside’ (the McDonald home). With her are her two daughters, Flora (centre) and Theresa Hinemoa (left). A large dog is also standing on the bridge which has a wooden canoe alongside it.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

See also 1977.047.0021

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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 83”

Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “Looking west from above Hokio Stream to ‘Lakeside’, McDonald residence.Man in canoe may be R.J. McDonald or H.H. McDonald.”

This photo used in book – ‘Horowhenua County and its People’, page 242, with caption: “Hector Hugh McDonald in dug-out canoe on Hokio Stream. Behind is the pa-tuna (eel-weir) Pukahu-nui and, in right distance is his homestead, ‘Lakeside’. Dorset Coll. HHS.”

Hector Hugh McDonald in a canoe, possibly the Hamaria, on the Hokio Stream. Taken from the Te Maai ridge looking west. Eel weir in mid-picture and Hector’s home ‘Lakeside’ in the background.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

This photo used in book – ‘Horowhenua County and its People’, page 242 (Dorest Coll. HHS).

See also 1977.047.0057

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The Hokio Stream with Flora McDonald, elder daughter of Hector Hugh McDonald and his wife Mary (nee Rigg), sitting in a limb of a tree over the water.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

See also 1977.047.0025 and 1977.047.0026

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Stamped on back with blue ink: “Inkpen’s print, colour experts, chemists, Levin.”

Ohau River possibly taken at the time work on Levin Water Supply was being undertaken.

1 Sepia tone print

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Stamped on back with blue ink: “Inkpen’s print, colour experts, chemists, Levin.”

Ohau River possibly during the time work on Levin Water Supply was being undertaken

1 Sepia tone print

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Typed inscription on front of both photographs reads: “The Manawatu River Loop at Foxton taken from the falxmill ponding area.”

Typed inscription on reverse of both photographs reads: “Photo taken by Fred H Murray. Foxton. 16.3.49.”

The Manawatu River Loop taken from the flaxmill ponding area, near where the Rubbish dump is now (2000), across Manawatu River towards Foxton.

2 copies

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Laser copy. Negative held by Alexander Turnbull Library.

Six unidentified boys from the Boys Training Farm at Weraroa stand in an old Maori canoe dressed as “warriors” during a camp held at the Ohau River near the beach.

Caption reads: ” Boys Training Farm – Wereroa -Camp Ohau Beach”

1 B&W photocopy

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Laser copy. Negative held by Alexander Turnbull Library.

Ab group of 5 unidentified boys from the Boys Training Farm at weraroa wade in the Ohau river during a camp. The river bank is covered in boulders, and native bush dominates the background.

Caption reads: “Boys Training farm – Wereroa -Camp Ohau Beach”

1 B&W photocopy

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