The first TATCO Tiger Moth ZK-AVV, and 3 ton Bedford loader truck. 1950
Thames Aerial Topdressing Company
Fred Sawyer (at right) and a former employee, Peter Sharpe at the Reunion
Thames Aerial Topdressing Company
Samuel Marsden (Colin Sutherland) and Te Puhi (Jim Nicholls) (Gazette photo)
Historic Event Relived - Marsden Visit
Piripi Munroe, M.C. leads the Paeroa Historical Society group in song. (Gazette photo)
Historic Event Relived - Marsden Visit
Ngati Paoa waka TeKouiti Tuarua salute as they proceed up the Ohinemuri River. (Gazette Photo)
Historic Event Relived - Marsden Visit
65 Years Technological Progress
The casks of Paeroa Spring water were marked with this stencil for transport to Auckland on the ship SS "Taniwha"
Lemon and Paeroa
Lemon and Paeroa
Off the Beaten Track
Paeroa Station in happier days looking towards Waihi. The signals at each end of the station came into use in June 1928. The refreshment room was at the far end of the building. Photo taken in 1948.
Second Railway Station at Paeroa
Anzac landing captured on school blackboard
ANZAC Day Commemorated in Blackboard Drawings
The full blackboard picture
ANZAC Day Commemorated in Blackboard Drawings
Paeroa College Staff 1973
Principals of Paeroa College
Paeroa College Staff 1961
Principals of Paeroa College
Paeroa College Staff 1965
Principals of Paeroa College
Paeroa's First Aeroplane
Waihi District Schools Reunion
Reunion co-organisers Bruce and Margaret Cullen of Waihi Beach show Mrs Cullen's painting of the old family boarding house
Gordon Family of Waitekauri
Faces from Waitekauri's past: Top left - Margaret Mann (1892-1933), Alexina Campbell (1875-1937), Thomas Gordon (1885-1957), James Gordon (1881-1938), Alexander Gordon (1883-1959), Annie Butcher (1871-1929), Grace Williams (?-1963), William Gordon (dates unknown), Margaret Gordon (1848-1929), John Gordon (1878-1928).
Gordon Family of Waitekauri
Waihi Hospital Board Notice Board
Three ex-miners reminisce together at the Martha Hill miners' reunion: Alan Wheeler, a '47 to '51er, from Taumaranui, Bill Ginns, 1934 - 51 and Jack Higgins, the former No. 7 shaft cage operator (both of Waihi). WAIHI LEADER photo.