When you use the search function, by default the whole site is searched. Advanced Search allows you to select a single document via the Categories drop-down list. If you wish to search only the Journals (all of them), then include the word orhj with your search string. This should return only results from the Journals.
If a search takes you to an article with images, or an images page, and you can't see your search word highlighted, it may be within the full caption in the full image view (click on thumbnails).
Select a publication from the Categories drop-down, in Advanced Search.
Enter your search word into the Search box. The results window will give you the option to go to Advanced Search.
There are instances of names spelt differently. Be sure to try some variations. Some common ones are listed.
| Alternate spellings (mis-spellings) | ||
| Wharekirauponga | Wharekiraupunga, Wharekerauponga, Wharekeraupunga | |
| Maratoto | Marototo | |
| Parakiwai | Parakawai, Parakowai | |
| Waitawheta | Waitewheta | |
| Cassel | Cassell | |
| Russell | Russel | |
| T Russell | Thomas Russell (father) | |
| TH Russell | Thomas Henry (Harry) Russell (son of Thomas Russell) | |
| Waipaheke | Waipahake | |
| Kerepehi | Kerepeehi (both in usage) | |
| Waiorongomai | Wairongomai |
No editor has been found since the late Graham Watton.
There were no images in Journal 1.
If you are viewing a thumbnail, clicking on it will open a lightbox with a larger version. Text beneath the image will indicate the publication and article. If there is no article name, then that journal did not include images in its articles (some of the earlier Journals).
Each article has a heading which indicates the publication you are viewing. The portal page for that publication has more detail. You can cite this website in addition.
The Waihi and Paeroa Museums have full sets, even some for sale. The National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga O Aotearoa, University of Auckland, and others, maintain collections.
You can use the Site Map menu
Firstly, ensure "location" is enabled on your phone.
Select the mobile Ohinemuri GIS or Victoria Battery GIS link. Allow a moment for it to load.
Enable the Location (GPS) button at right of map.
A second tap on the GPS button will give you Map Following; it will keep you centered in the map.
Select layers to view from the Layers & Legend on the right, or Map & Tools button top right (some layers are preselected).
Touch items for information.