Tales of Taradale
Photograph of a horse and cart belonging to baker J Jeffares, taken in Taradale, Napier. On the back is written: Man standing by cart is Jim Bradley - nickname Spider.
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Photograph of a horse and cart belonging to baker J Jeffares, taken in Taradale, Napier. On the back is written: Man standing by cart is Jim Bradley - nickname Spider.
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Ōtātara Pā walkway. Walkway Declared Open. Nigel Hadfield on the left and regional conservator John Ombler perform the traditional hongi at the Ōtātara Pā walkway opening ceremony yesterday. Conservation Corps members, who worked on restoring and developing the 15th century site, Department of Conservation staff and representatives from the ministry of Youth Affairs took part in the opening ceremony following a powhiri or welcome at Waiohiki Marae. Photograph taken 27 November 1993.
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Ōtātara Pā walkway. Walkway Declared Open. Nigel Hadfield on the left and regional conservator John Ombler perform the traditional hongi at the Ōtātara Pā walkway opening ceremony yesterday. Conservation Corps members, who worked on restoring and developing the 15th century site, Department of Conservation staff and representatives from the ministry of Youth Affairs took part in the opening ceremony following a powhiri or welcome at Waiohiki Marae. Photograph taken 27 November 1993.
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Aerial view of Taradale. Aerial view of Taradale taken after the Hawke's Bay earthquake on 3 February 1931.
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Aerial view of Taradale. Aerial view of Taradale taken after the Hawke's Bay earthquake on 3 February 1931.
Image from MTG Hawke's Bay Collection