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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd - Hume Pipe Co: 2013 Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd - 20Dec1923 Kourarau Hydro-electric Dam, near Carterton, Wairarapa: opening
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1923
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd
Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd |
P2160/8
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Chateau Tongariro, Mt Ruapehu: 1960 Dinner Menu
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1960
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Chateau Tongoriro
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E1505/1/6
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Fletcher Challenge Forests Ltd: 1997 Aerial view of the Kaingaroa forest, Central North Island
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Shareholder Annual Review Forests, page 7 1997 08 28
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1997
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Fletcher Challenge Forests
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P0218/40
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Winstone Ltd: 1960 Site by the Waikato River marking the resting place of SS Rangiriri
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Circa 1960
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Winstone Ltd
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P6008/21
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Steelex Engineering Co Ltd - Contracts: 1957 John Burns & Co Ltd, Mt Wellington, Auckland - hoisting the final stages of the steel frame building
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Winstone News, Nov1957
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1957
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Winstone Ltd
Steelex Engineering Company Co Ltd |
P6119/18
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd - Hume Pipe Co: 1963 Palmerston North railway station - under construction
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Caption on reverse reads:
Platform at east end of the new Palmerston North station under construction on the Milson Deviation, looking towards the goods yard. |
1963
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd
Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd |
P2117/70
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Stevenson & Cook Engineering Ltd: 1922 twisted panels of scrap metal, possibly from the repairs to the Chelsea Sugar Co's vessel "Rona" following its collision with rocks in June 1922
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1922
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Stevenson & Cook Engineering Co Ltd
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P9045/49
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Fletcher Construction Co Ltd - Contracts: 1931 Upper Symonds St Post Office plaque
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Project: Symonds Street Post Office Client:
Value(millions): Architect: J.T. Mair (Government Architect) Start Date: Completion Date: September 1931 Description: Construction of 720m2 three-level post office on a 403m2 site, corner of 224 Symonds Street & Mount Eden Road, Auckland. Three-storey street frontage with two levels above post office chamber and 209m2 high stud single-storey structure at the back. Two levels above banking chamber. Concrete encased steel frame, concrete walls & roof cover covered with asphalt. Concrete suspended floors with Matai timber overlay on battens. Opened by Hon J.B. Donald. “The Symonds Street post office, with its artificial embossed front of imitation pillars, was opened in 1931 and basically from a stamp-buying customer’s point of view hasn’t changed. The leadlight glass partitions in the writing desk are still there, the same ones where I put clean blotters daily: the wooden counter is still keeping the customers at a real arm’s length though it has been covered with plastic, and in the old days the tellers worked behind bronze grilles. There used to be a composition floor of black and white tiles in the public area which we telegram boys regularly swept, now it’s carpet tiles: the brass escutcheons around the posting boxes which telegram boys polished are now obscured by patriotic red, white and blue cheap wooden posting boxes” (Auckland Scrapbook November 1981 – September 1982). Sold at auction for NZD1.5 million. On 20 January 2005 approval given to BWT Investments Ltd to convert the post office. On Friday, 21 January 2005 Auckland City Council announced new life for old post office in Symonds Street, Auckland. It will be converted into a tavern, cafe and offices. The coat of arms above the entrance will be restored. The building was classed as character-defining for Grafton. The Auckland City Council said it was wonderful the icon could be enhanced, rather than torn down to make way for yet another apartment building. Architect for conversion was Jones Architects Ltd and contractor Aspec Construction |
1931-2006
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Fletcher Construction Company Ltd
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P9270/19
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Firth Concrete Ltd: 1957 Construction site
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Circa 1957
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Firth Industries Ltd
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P9205/58
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd - Hume Pipe Co: 1924 factory at Hornby, Christchurch
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1924
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd
Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd |
P2102/1
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd - Hume Pipe Co, Wellington: 1956 Kiwitea County Council Bridge
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Circa 1956
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd
Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd |
P2130/109
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Wilsons (NZ) Portland Cement Co Ltd: 1965 Gantry covered roadway
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Circa 1965
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Wilsons (NZ) Portland Cement Co Ltd
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P8027/16
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Wright, Stephenson & Co Ltd: 1939-1945 Roll of Honour, World War II - Wright, Stephenson & Co employees
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Original object not held in Archive; Wooden Roll of Honour for WWII, Auckland Branch is held
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1939-1945
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Wright, Stephenson & Co Ltd
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P4077/1
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Wrightson NMA Ltd: 1976 Artists plan - 4500 Tonne Bulk Grain Store & Maize Drying Complex, Gisborne, East Coast
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1976?
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Wright, Stephenson & Co Ltd
Challenge Corporation Ltd |
P4073/77
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Heavy Haulage Transport: 1960 Bedford truck #218 transporting house
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Circa 1960
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Winstone Ltd
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P6073/43
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Half Moon Bay Marina, Auckland: Dec1969 early stage of development
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Dec 1969
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Broadlands Properties Ltd
Challenge Properties Ltd |
P4232/77
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Winstone's Mercer Sand Plant: 1962 View of conveyor under construction
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1962
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Winstone Ltd
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P6088/22
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Wright, Robertson & Co Ltd / Wright, Stephenson & Co Ltd: 16Dec1868 Wright, Robertson & Co Bill of Sale
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1868
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Wright Robertson & Co
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P4000/7
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Winstone Ltd: 1959 "First Annual sales Conference Dinner Menu" held at the Star Hotel, Auckland. The card has the autographs of attendees
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1959
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Winstone Ltd
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E0812/1/19
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd - Hume Pipe Co: 1962 Palmerston North factory, Manawatu - Lawn entrance to Manawatu Racecourse - concrete columns
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Circa 1962
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Hume Industries (NZ) Ltd
Humes Pipeline Systems Ltd |
P2107/15
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