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Description

The horses and wagons in this photo are thought to have been owned by Mr Pat Hanlon of Ashhurst. The log could have come from the Wilson Brothers' sawmill, situated on the east bank of the Pohangina River, just south of the Totara Reserve. The men in the photograph may be Charlie Berkenshaw and Albert Sykes, two employees of Pat Hanlon.

Identification

Object type
Image
Relation
Public Photograph Collection Ti 17
Date
circa 1900
Digitisation ID
2014N_Ti17_009117
Held In
"Coolstore"

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Taxonomy

Tags
horse and cart,
industry,
labour,
log,
rural towns and life,
timber,
trees,
wildbore,
workers,
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Related items

Wilson Brothers' Sawmill, Totara Reserve, Pohangina Valley
Carting Sawn Timber from Wilson Brothers' Sawmill, Pohangina Valley
Bullocks Hauling a Log onto A Wagon
The "Breaking Down Bench" at Climo and Eggers Sawmill, Waituna West
Transporting a Log by Bullock Team Through the Bush at Waituna West
Employees of Climo and Eggers Sawmill, Waituna West
Transporting a Log by Tram Through the Bush at Waituna West
Felling a Rimu Tree at Waituna West
Hauling and Traming Logs to Albert Adsett's Sawmill, King Country
Fitzherbert East Creamery
Sawing Timber for Railway Sleepers Along Opawe Road, Pohangina Valley
Sledging Railway Sleepers from Bush to Opawe Road, Pohangina Valley