Ohinemuri Regional History Journal 32, September 1988
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ADAMS STREET: |
Joseph Adams, Draper |
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BABER STREET: |
J. W. Baber, Life Insurance Agent |
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BAKER STREET: |
Baker family |
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BANKS STREET: |
Edwin Gripper Banks, Mining Engineer |
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BARRY ROAD: |
Hubert Percy Barry, Mine Superintendent |
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BRADFORD STREET: |
Sergeant-Major George Roland Bradford, a member of the Ohinemuri Contingent. Bradford was the first New Zealander to be killed during the war [Boer War – E]. |
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BRICKFIELD ROAD; |
Laurie Bros. Brickworks |
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BULLER STREET: |
Sir Redvers Buller, British Army General |
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BULLTOWN ROAD: |
Bull Family |
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CLARKE STREET: |
T. P. Clarke, Battery Engineer |
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CONNELL STREET: |
Richard Connell, father-in-law of W. H. Johnston |
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CONSOLS STREET: |
Waihi Consols Mining property. |
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DARBY STREET: |
Darby family |
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DEAN CRESCENT: |
A. J. Dean, Chartered Accountant, Mayor 1971-77. |
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DOBSON STREET: |
Dobson's Boarding House |
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ELLIOT STREET: |
Adam Elliot, Miner |
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FAVONA STREET: |
Favona Mine |
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FEATON ROAD: |
John Featon, Mining Speculator |
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GALBRAITH STREET: |
James Galbraith, Journalist, Editor of the "Waihi Miner". |
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GILMOUR STREET: |
Thomas Gilmour, Mine Manager |
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GLADSTONE ROAD: |
Waihi Gladstone Mine |
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GREY STREET: |
Sir George Grey |
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HASZARD STREET: |
H.D.M. Haszard, Chief Surveyor or Norman F.J. Haszard, early surveyor of the town. |
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ISLINGTON TERRACE: |
Miss L. A. Roberts, after her home town in England. She was Infant Mistress at Central School from 1896-1923 and held property in this street. |
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JOHNSTON STREET: |
Walter H. Johnston, who, with N.F.J. Haszard, surveyed Waihi. |
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KENNY STREET: |
H. Eyre Kenny, Warden and Magistrate. |
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KIMBERLEY ROAD: |
Kimberley in South Africa was besieged at the time this street was surveyed. |
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KITCHENER STREET: |
Lord Kitchener, British General. |
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KNOWLES CRESCENT: |
Named after a long-time resident of this street. |
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MARGARET STREET: |
Margaret Gilmour, wife of Thomas Gilmour. |
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MARTHA STREET: |
Martha Mine. |
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MORESBY AVENUE: |
Tracy A. Moresby, Mining Registrar at Paeroa. |
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MARTIN ROAD: |
Tom Martin, little old miner who had the first shanty in this road. |
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MORGAN STREET: |
Robert Morgan, Manager Grand Junction Battery. Father of Evan and David. |
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MUELLER STREET: |
Gerhard Mueller, Commissioner of Crown Lands. |
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NEWMAN STREET: |
Walter Newman, Accountant with Waihi Company. Grandfather of John Newman. |
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PARRY PALM AVENUE: |
Hon. W. E. Parry (formerly part of Seddon and before that Broadway). |
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PICKETT PLACE: |
H. J. (Snow) Pickett, Mayor 1947-56. |
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ROSEMONT ROAD: |
Rosemont Mine. |
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ROYCROFT STREET: |
George Roycroft, an early settler. |
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RUSSELL STREET: |
T. H. Russell, Mining Promoter. |
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SAVAGE ROAD: |
Henry Clinton Savage and Mary Ann Savage, owners of the freehold. |
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TOOMEY STREET: |
Nicholas Toomey. |
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UNION STREET: |
Union Mine. |
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WALMSLEY ROAD: |
Horatio Walmsley, owner of large area of bush-covered land at end of road. Uncle of Stewart Walmsley. |
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WILSON STREET: |
John Wilson of Katikati held property in this street. |
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WALKER STREET: |
J. W. (Long Drive) Walker. |
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WRIGLEY STREET: |
James Marsden Wrigley, Journalist. Father of Keith and Wynn. |
[see also Journal 23: Waihi Streets - E]
