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Brick - Quinn's brick, Makikihi

Brick made at brick kiln at William Quinn's brickworks at Makikihi. - the words 'Quinn' are debossed on one side of brick.

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Four women in buggy at Annalong, Makikihi - Quinn

Four women in buggy at Annalong, Makikihi (front) MacKin, Mrs,(wife of Dr MacKin Vivian Street, Wellington), Mrs William Quinn(Driver) (back r-l)MacDonald, Mrs and Mrs Halse

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Harveting at Makikihi - Quinn

Harvesting at Makikihi. At horse's head - William Quinn and in gig - thought to be John Quinn

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James Smith, blacksmith for William Quinn - Quinn

James Smith, blacksmith for William Quinn

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Quinn's outside Annalong, Makikihi - Quinn

Three men and one boy standing in driveway of the house at 'Annalong'. James Quinn 2nd from right, William Quinn at right, Henry Quinn 2nd left.

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Statue - Statue of a wahine (Maori woman) carrying a pepi (baby) in a pikau (woven flax backpack) and drapped in a korowai (long feather cloak).

Statue of a wahine (Maori woman) carrying a pepi (baby) in a pikau (woven flax backpack) and draped in a korowai (cloak). Caste in plaster of paris, which has been bronzed, the statue stands on a concrete plinth. The wahine is one of a group of six figures, made by James Ingram McDonald whilst working for the New Zealand Tourist Department. The figures were made specifically for the New Zealand International Exhibition, held in Christchurch, ...

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Traction engine pulling theshing machinery - Quinn

"Threshing" William Quinn owned the turnout (J Quinn's father). Only one galley. The cooking galley - the sleeping galley in very early times. Then men got tired of sleeping in tents and they gor a sleeping galley. Shows traction engine, mill, galley and cart. Men standing beside

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