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Heritage Trip, 11 February
Waitui Goldfields Trip, Saturday 11 February Our organised visit to the former Waitui goldfields in Upper Takaka on a perfect day was a huge success, with 45 adults and several children participating. They heard from Blue Horton, whose grandparents worked … Continue reading
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Newsletter, January 2017
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Abel Tasman 374 at the Museum, 18 December 2016 ——————————– WHALERY UPDATE (28 October) Yes, a naked whalery! At last, after 3 months, the safety fence has gone — and doesn’t it look good? Just a small amount … Continue reading
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Our whalery — Is happening!
Friday 2 September–Amazing progress after just 4 weeks: Topped off with roofing iron … and the colour matches! The new, easier ramp is begun. So Spring is looking good as our new frontage becomes reality. We’ve had to commit to … Continue reading
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Winner! Ray White Colouring-in & Story Competition
Thanks, Billy Kerrisk and your team for running the colouring-in and story-telling competition for local primary school students — it was such fun reading and looking at them all. And we were thrilled to receive over $100 towards our whalery … Continue reading
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Museum Board News
At the AGM on 26 June, members of the museum society re-appointed seven Board members and appointed one new member. The 8 Board members for the 2016/17 year are: Clive Bird, Geoff Rennison, Jenny Treloar, Leigh Gamby, Pat Ballard, Penny … Continue reading
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Hot News — Whalery Getting Underway!
Whalery Contract: We’re really excited that a contract to start work has been signed with Steve Chamberlain, a local builder. Our council (which owns the building) will be the project manager and we’re expecting to have it all ready by … Continue reading
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