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The Dittmer brothers sawing timber into planks for house building at the end of Scotts Road, Kahuterawa, also known as Hill Top Road and Motu Rimu. Henry Dittmer farmed cattle and sheep c1904-1920 with his four sons, Herman, John, Henry and William. When the land was bought in 1904 it had to be cleared and a sawmill was established to process the timber.

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Image
Pākanga
IMCA Digital Archive 2011
Date
circa 1915
Tautuhi matihiko
2011P_IMCA-DigitalMaster_005600
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IMCA Digital Archive

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Henry Dittmer transporting a wool bale
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The Dittmer brothers taking a lunch break
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Henry Dittmer transporting a wool bale
Building Dittmer House at Hill Top, Scotts Road, Linton
Rock blast, Kahuterawa
Spreading rock, Kahuterawa
Making of Scotts Road, Kahuterawa
Clearing a slip on Scotts Road, Linton
The Dittmer brothers taking a lunch break
Working on Scotts Road
Jack Hughes' Service Station
Tait-Jamieson's Rotary Milking Shed
Labourers in Metal Pit, Pohangina District
Creating Trenches for 24" Sewer Across Swamp