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C.T. Natusch was the architect who designed 'Atawhai', meaning “Warm Welcome”, which was constructed between 1908 – 1909. The house was built at the top of the bluff, across the bridge from Palmerston North, in Fitzherbert, and building materials had to be hauled up the bluff by a double pulley. The house had 17 rooms, plus sculleries and pantries, and included a veranda facing the sun. A steep access road was built at a later date. The house was built for Edwin Keiller, a widower, as a healthy place to raise his children. In 1963 the Presbyterian Educational Trust bought the house which is administered in conjunction with Massey University as a hostel for students known as Fergusson Hall.

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Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Bur 373
Date
1920s
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2010N_Bur373_3237
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Kennedy family at home
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‘The Wattles’, corner of Linton and College Streets
9 Chaytor Street
Rawstrom family and house, corner of Princess and Ferguson Streets
Residence of Joseph Beale, Rangitikei Street
Residence of William Smith, Alexandra Street
462 Featherston Street
"Te Mahoe", College Street
Brian Keiller's study at 'Atawhai', Fitzherbert
Kennedy family at home
Villa
Early cottage
Voss homestead, Palmerston North – Foxton Highway