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These saleyards are believed to have been situated at Pohangina Township on William Homes' farm. The historian of Manawatu saleyards Mr John McCaw gives the following history of the yards “A few years later (1895) Abraham and Williams advertised that they were operating 10 saleyards, including one at Pohangina where periodical sales were held. The yards were opened on January 11, 1895, and the capacity of the yard is quoted as 2000 sheep and 100 cattle. It was situated about 10 chains south of the township and many settlers can remember the posts and strainers still standing there until about 20 years ago”.

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Object type
Image
Archive
Lindsay Family Collection
Date
1900 to 1910
Digitisation ID
2007P_Poh48_RTL_0859
Held In
Coolstore

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Palmerston North

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photographs,
rural towns and life,
wildbore,
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Post Office at Piripiri
Delaware Flat, Pohangina Valley
A hill country sheep station
Sheep Farming
Threshing grass to obtain seed
Milking Shed - Pohangina Valley
Driving through Totara Reserve, Pohangina
Bullocks Hauling a Log onto A Wagon
Carting Sawn Timber from Wilson Brothers' Sawmill, Pohangina Valley
Transporting grass seed by pack-horse and wagon
Rural Mail Delivery
Woodwork Exhibition at Pohangina Technical School