Related Records

1. [Rivers in Flood]

   Opihi and Tengawai rivers in flood. January 1965. Bears identifying notes on the slide mount along with the photographers initials.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Te Ana a Wai stage 2 pipeline : archaeological monitoring report (Archaeological Authority 2021/371) [Digital file]

   An archaeological monitoring report (Archaeological Authority 2020-332, 2021-074) for the Te Ana a Wai stage 2 pipeline, completed in March 2024. "South Island Archaeology (SIA) were commissioned by Timaru District Council to undertake archaeological monitoring of the Te Ana Wai Stage 2 Pipeline project close to the Te Ana a Wai River near Albury, South Canterbury. It had been identified that associated ground works would affect recorded archa...

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Te Ana a Wai water treatment plant & water intake upgrade project : archaeological monitoring report (Archaeological Authority 2020-332, 2021-074) [Digital file] - South Island Archaeology Ltd

   O'Connell, T J Conran, Sheelagh

   Record Type: Library

   
4. Tengawai River campsite, 1979

   A colour slide showing the O'Connor family campsite at the Tengawai River, Canterbury, in January 1979. The image shows a compact trailer-mounted tent and awning, with the family car tucked under the shade of the adjacent bushes. Just visible in then lef tbackground, under the awming appears to be Elizabeth O'Connor.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Tengawai [River], Jan 1979

   A colour slide showing the photographer's wife, Eslie O'Connor, watching two girls swim in the Tengawai River, Canterbury, in January 1979. Given the girls apparent ages, they are probably Deidre (standing, left) and Elizabeth.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. The Tengawai River, Cave

   An undated view showing a boy fishing on the Tengawai River, near Cave, circa 1910? Bears the title and photographer's name in the lower portion of the image.

   Record Type: Photo