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Digital NZinfo@digitalnz.org2010-03-16T21:10:06.296Ztag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:atomManawaru - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District]tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1647257Manawaru is a farming district in the county of Piako. It is 122 miles from Auckland. There is a bi-weekly mail, and the nearest telegraph office is at Te Aroha, seven miles away. The Manawaru Creamery. This creamery, which is the property of the New Zealand Dairy Association, is situated at Manawar...2010-03-16T21:10:06.296ZGold/quartz nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732522010-03-16T14:10:56.983ZQuartz noduletag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732512010-03-16T14:10:56.673ZQuartz with some goldtag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732502010-03-16T14:10:56.222ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732492010-03-16T14:10:56.124ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732482010-03-16T14:10:56.022ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732472010-03-16T14:10:55.953ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732462010-03-16T14:10:55.882ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732452010-03-16T14:10:55.772ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732442010-03-16T14:10:55.662ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732432010-03-16T14:10:55.592ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732422010-03-16T14:10:55.532ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732412010-03-16T14:10:55.462ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732402010-03-16T14:10:55.364ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732392010-03-16T14:10:55.262ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732382010-03-16T14:10:55.192ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732372010-03-16T14:10:55.125ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732362010-03-16T14:10:55.035ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732352010-03-16T14:10:54.952ZSamplertag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:168226This sampler is a typical example of the creative handiwork of Scottish girls in the nineteenth century. Through the making of a sampler, girls learnt stitching and also their letters and numbers. Young girls in Scotland, like their counterparts in New Zealand, would make their first samplers aged either five or six. In Scotland, samplers appear to have been an essential part of a girl's formal education until about 1900. <STRONG>Barbara Wilson</STRONG> Barbara Wilson recorded t...2010-03-16T14:10:54.882ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1678462010-03-16T14:10:54.792ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1678452010-03-16T14:10:54.712ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1678442010-03-16T14:10:54.642ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1678432010-03-16T14:10:54.482ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1678422010-03-16T14:10:54.412ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673234New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:54.352ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673233New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:54.292ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673232New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:54.232ZOpo the gay dolphintag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673231Other sites with Opo resources: <LI><A href="http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/timeline/9/3">Death of Opo the dolphin" (NZHistory.net.nz) <LI><A href="http://folksong.org.nz/opo/">Opo the friendly dolphin (NZ folk song) </A> <LI><A href="http://teaohou.natlib.govt.nz/teaohou/issue/Mao23TeA/c13.html">Opo the gay dolphin (Te Ao Hou) </A> <LI><A href="http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/1966/opo/1">Opo (1966 ...2010-03-16T14:10:54.172ZGold Nuggettag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673230New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:54.112ZGold Dusttag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1673229New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:54.052ZViaduct/forest, Mohaka Rivertag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1823422010-03-16T14:10:53.982ZGold Dust and Nuggetstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1698622010-03-16T14:10:53.882ZGold Nuggets and flakes [alluvial gold]tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:167837New Zealand has been a significant source of gold since the 1860s, when many miners flocked to the newly discovered goldfields of Otago and Westland in the South Island. Later, mining activity was focused on the rich gold-bearing rocks of the Coromandel (North Island) and Reefton (inland West Coast of the South Island) areas, where large-scale mining continues today. <STRONG>A shining example</STRONG> This large gold nugget was found on the Otago goldfields, probably about 1870. It i...2010-03-16T14:10:53.812ZSouvenir, 'Riverton'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1665152010-03-16T14:10:53.742Z'ei (shell necklace)tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1652482010-03-16T14:10:53.672ZPortrait of two girlstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:164830Two girls in white dresses and veils. The shorter girl is leaning on the taller girls shoulder. To the right of the image is a white table with cushion and book on.2010-03-16T14:10:53.612ZHuia beak broochtag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1768262010-03-16T14:10:53.552ZHuia beak broochtag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:169802The Victorian fashion for using animal parts in jewellery and other items made of precious metals included what would today be termed 'rare and endangered' species. This brooch is a sad reminder of the recent extinction of one of New Zealand's most prized native birds, the huia ( Heteralocha acutirostris ). <STRONG>A high price </STRONG>Huia were killed for their prized feathers, and an unknown number of jewellery items were made using beaks. The birds were very rare b...2010-03-16T14:10:53.492ZPoster, 'The Canoe Poi Dance'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1696352010-03-16T14:10:53.432ZAkatarawa: self portrait of the artist and wifetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1776962010-03-16T14:10:53.372ZPoster, 'Fiji By Air By Teal'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1711492010-03-16T14:10:53.302ZKohl Pottag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1679352010-03-16T14:10:53.232ZKohl Pottag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1679142010-03-16T14:10:53.152ZWooden Figurinetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676752010-03-16T14:10:53.052ZJartag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676642010-03-16T14:10:52.972ZWooden Figurinetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676582010-03-16T14:10:52.902ZStone Palettetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676452010-03-16T14:10:52.842ZFigurinetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676392010-03-16T14:10:52.782ZStone Palettetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676322010-03-16T14:10:52.722ZFigurinetag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1681232010-03-16T14:10:52.662ZKohl 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Dolltag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676802010-03-16T14:10:47.222ZJews Harp (Kubing)tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1680162010-03-16T14:10:47.152ZKnee Padstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676892010-03-16T14:10:47.052ZPunakaiki seastag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1661392010-03-16T14:10:46.982ZGold Nuggets in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16732282010-03-16T14:10:46.903ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753512010-03-16T14:10:46.812ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753502010-03-16T14:10:46.682ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753492010-03-16T14:10:46.602ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753482010-03-16T14:10:46.542ZBadge, 'Returned Protestors Association. '81'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1767362010-03-16T14:10:46.482ZThe lower part of the flat-bottomed Waiorua Valley, showing Webber's homesteadtag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:187579View of house and farm building in valley with hill on other side2010-03-16T14:10:46.291ZShin Padstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676902010-03-16T14:10:46.142ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753472010-03-16T14:10:46.062ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753462010-03-16T14:10:45.984ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753452010-03-16T14:10:45.903ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753442010-03-16T14:10:45.812ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753432010-03-16T14:10:45.743ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753422010-03-16T14:10:45.672ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753412010-03-16T14:10:45.542ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753402010-03-16T14:10:45.422ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753392010-03-16T14:10:45.352ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753382010-03-16T14:10:45.282ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753372010-03-16T14:10:45.214ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753362010-03-16T14:10:45.123ZPoster, 'Who - Me? Yes!'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:176733This is a fund-raising poster designed and printed in World War II. <STRONG>Design</STRONG> The poster is an emotionally charged call for New Zealanders, particularly women, to give money to the war effort. Its intention is to remind civilians of their responsibilities during wartime by appealing to their sense of patriotism and sacrifice. The message uses guilt and coercion: 'Who Me? Yes! You too should be in the 3rd Liberty Loan'. The small size of the poster (or posteret...2010-03-16T14:10:45.045ZPoster, 'Make Health "Catching"!'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:175660This poster was created to promote Health stamps, which the Post Office had introduced as Charity stamps in 1929 to raise funds for various health purposes. They were inspired by a suggestion made by Danish immigrant Kristine Nielsen. In 1926, she proposed that New Zealand introduce Christmas seals for charity purposes, like those sold in her homeland. <STRONG>Design </STRONG>The design of the poster is based on elements from two photographs of boys playing ball games. However, one o...2010-03-16T14:10:44.892ZPoster, '1936 Health Stamp Campaign'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1719012010-03-16T14:10:44.805ZPoster, 'Health for the Children!'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1684972010-03-16T14:10:44.682ZPoster, 'Help promote Health!'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:168496This poster was created to promote Charity stamps, which had been introduced by the Post Office in 1929 to raise funds for various health purposes, including an anti-tuberculosis campaign. They were inspired by a suggestion made by Danish immigrant Kristine Nielsen. In 1926, she proposed that New Zealand introduce Christmas seals for charity purposes, like those sold in her homeland. <STRONG>Design</STRONG> This poster relies heavily on text to clearly spell out its message: 'He...2010-03-16T14:10:44.582ZPoster, 'Volunteer For National Service'tag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:165403This poster was designed and printed in the first year of World War II to call for volunteers for national service. <STRONG>Design</STRONG> Heavy on text, the poster details the official options available to both civilian men and women to contribute to the war effort in New Zealand. The imagery indicates the equality of these contributions by placing the man and woman on an even picture plane. <STRONG>Significance</STRONG> The Home Guard, the Women's War Service Auxi...2010-03-16T14:10:44.503ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753352010-03-16T14:10:44.432ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753342010-03-16T14:10:44.342ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753332010-03-16T14:10:44.211ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753322010-03-16T14:10:44.082ZPublicity photograph for the Roslyn Woollen Millstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:172277Bas relief was carved by the artist TA McCormick who spent a considerable time on the project. Unfortunately the client did not like the result and the Bas relief was never used.2010-03-16T14:10:43.982ZModel Teethtag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1676782010-03-16T14:10:43.862ZTapa: Pacific Styletag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1665407For centuries, people across the Pacific have created beautiful and functional tapa cloth from the inner bark of a range of tropical trees. They share common techniques of tapa-making, but produce cloth richly varied in both design and use. In Tapa: Pacific Style , fragile garments more than 100 years old take their place alongside contemporary work, some created specially for this exhibition, in a celebration of the skills and versatility of this enduring art. <STRONG>Te Tapa: Momo Mouter...2010-03-16T14:10:43.802ZGold dust in watchglasstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:16753312010-03-16T14:10:43.723ZNancy M. Adamstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1675330<STRONG>Nancy M. Adams CBE QSO (1926-2007) </STRONG> Nancy Adams was one of New Zealand's foremost botanists and botanical artists. Her watercolours and drawings are widely known through reproduction in nearly forty publications on native trees and shrubs, alpine plants, wild flowers and seaweeds that she has written and illustrated. Her books have helped many New Zealanders to learn more about the native flora of their country. Nancy Adams joined the Dominion Museum (now Te Pap...2010-03-16T14:10:43.652ZNancy M. Adamstag:api.digitalnz.org,2008:1675329<STRONG>Nancy M. Adams CBE QSO (1926-2007) </STRONG> Nancy Adams was one of New Zealand's foremost botanists and botanical artists. Her watercolours and drawings are widely known through reproduction in nearly forty publications on native trees and shrubs, alpine plants, wild flowers and seaweeds that she has written and illustrated. Her books have helped many New Zealanders to learn more about the native flora of their country. 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