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Issue 611998Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 61
TitleDescriptionCourier page
ArsonBy Alan De La Mare ref Philip Waldmann & his botched arson in 1882 which burnt down a substantial block of the business area.24
Austin, RexAnnual Report for Quenstown & Districts Historical Society November 19984
BridgesThe Kawarau Falls Bridge by Raymond Timmins. Further information on the bridge17
DamsThe Kawarau Falls Bridge: By Raymond Timmins. Further information (refer issue 56) on the bridge17
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Thomas Hicks 1827-19117
De La Mare, AlanArticle: A Sequel to the Big Fire in 1882.24
FiresQueenstown: A Sequel to the Big Fire in 1882. By Alan De La Mare24
Greenstone ValleyThe Routeburn & Greenstone. A sequence of Events. Prepared by the Editor for the Routeburn Walk Limited Guides.10
Hicks, ThomasThomas Hicks 1827-1911. By Alan De La Mare7
James, Philip MauriceSpeech: Opening of Cairn Commemorating the Life of Thomas Tobin 1831-1882.19
Kawarau FallsThe Kawarau Falls Bridge. By Raymond R Timmins17
MacetownPhotograph - A farewell party at Macetown c191026
MemorialsThomas Tobin: Opening of Cairn Commemorating the Life of Thomas Tobin 1831-1882. Speech by Philip Maurice James19
Place NamesRouteburn and the Head of the Lake12
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.199814
QDHS PresidentRex Austin4
Routeburn ValleyRouteburn and the Head of the Lake – Place Names12
Routeburn ValleyRouteburn and the Head of the Lake – Place Names10
Timmins, RayArticle: The Kawarau Falls Bridge.17
Tobin, ThomasOpening of Cairn Commemorating the Life of Thomas Tobin 1831-1882. Speech by Philip Maurice James19
Waldmann, PhilipQueenstown: A Sequel to the Big Fire in 1882. By Alan De La Mare24
Issue 621999Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 62
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Arthur, ThomasA light hearted account of his finding gold at Arthurs Point. By Eddie Newman.20
Beetham, RichmondA 'Virtual History' of some early Queenstown Pioneers. Beetham played by David Dunstan18
Bond, RebeccaEarly pioneer of Queenstown. Licensee of The Mountaineer Hotel. Article by Michelle Ruddenklau (researched by Julia Bradshaw)12
Buckham, Henry CharlesA Virtual History. Buckhams Wakatip brewery by John Heenan. Brief history and a description of the complex & brewing process.6
Clearing SaleJanuary 1883 - On behalf of J.W. Robertson, Hicks & Co. the biggest clearing sale in the history of the Wakatipu. By Alan De La Mare.26
Coffey, Rev. RichardFirst Vicar of Wakatipu by Neil Fuge.17
De La Mare, AlanArticle:The Great Clearing Sale. January 188326
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Lake Lodge of Ophir9
Eichardt, JuliaA Virtual History: Julia Eichardt 1890 by Julia Bradshaw10
Hallenstein, BendixA Virtual History: By Rupert Iles15
HotelsRebecca Bond. Early Queenstown. Licensee of The Mountaineer Hotel.. By Michelle Ruddenklau (researched by Julia Bradshaw)12
Lake Lodge of OphirBy Alan De La Mare. History of the building.9
Malaghan, Michael JohnA Virtual History: Michael John Malaghan. 1882. By Wallace Chilton19
MaoriA Virtual History: Reko - Maori Chieftan by Rex Austin3
MasonsLake Lodge of Ophir9
Mountaineer HotelRebecca Bond. Early licensee of The Mountaineer Hotel. Article by Michelle Ruddenklau (researched by Julia Bradshaw)12
QDHS Historic WalkA Historic Walk from the Botanical Gardens Through Dowtown Queenstown. A 'Virtual History' of some early Queenstown Pioneers2
QDHS OtherWakatipu Millennium History Project. From Mining to Mecca.23
Rees, FrancisA Virtual History: Frances Rees by Trish Boote5
Rees, William GilbertA Virtual History: William Gilbert Rees by Malcom Boote4
RekoA Virtual History: Reko - Maori Chieftan by Rex Austin3
Waldmann, PhilipA Virtual History: Philip Waldmann by Ray Clarkson16
Williams, John RalphA Virtual History: John Ralph Williams by George Ellingham7
Issue 631999Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 63
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Andrew, BenArrowtown - The reasons for settling and the effects.' This essay won the W.G Rees Memorial Prize 1998.22
ArrowtownArrowtown - The reasons for settling and the effects.' An essay by Ben Andrew which won the W.G Rees Memorial Prize 1998.22
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Albert Eichardt15
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Clark Mcconarchy 1895–198029
Eichardt'sGuests & Travel at Eichardts. By Raymond R. Timmins18
Eichardt, AlbertAlbert Eichardt. By Alan De La Mare. Focus on financial aspect of Eichardts Hotel.15
HotelsEichardt's: Guests & Travel at Eichardts. By Raymond R. Timmins18
Iles, Edward JamesEdward James Iles. By Raymond R Timmins14
Iles, RupertHistorical Society Annual Report 19991
Malpas, JeanArticle: The Southern Fiords. An account of a journey by Historical Society Members in September 19984
McConachy, ClarkClark Mcconarchy 1895–1980. By Alan De La Mare. Billiard/Snooker champion.29
Museum, Lakes DistrictExhibition. Women in the Wakatipu 1860 -192013
Pelton WheelThe Pelton Wheel. By Raymond R Timmins30
QDHS Field TripFiordland:The Southern Fiords. By Jean Malpas. An account of a journey by Historical Society Members in September 19984
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.199916
QDHS PresidentRupert Iles1
SettlementArrowtown - The reasons for settling and the effects.' An essay by Ben Andrew which won the W.G Rees Memorial Prize 1998.22
Timmins, RayArticle: Edward James Iles. By Raymond R Timmins14
Timmins, RayArticle: Guests & Travel at Eichardts18
Timmins, RayArticle:The Pelton Wheel30
TourismGuests & Travel at Eichardts. By Raymond R. Timmins18
Issue 642000Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 64
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Anderson, Mary AnnFrom the 'Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities' historic walk in February 2000, actor - Victoria Gray25
Bracken, Hugh WilliamA living history of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. A Seargent Major sent to the Arrow to enforce law & order during Fox's rush.13
Buckingham, RosieA living history of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Fiona Clayton8
BuddleThe Invincible Gold Mine Buddle:Rees Valley. A summary of the history & operation of the buddle.31
ChineseAh Lum (1844-1925) - Living history of Arrowtown pioneering personalities.4
Cotter, FrancesFrances Cotter & daughter Mary. A Living History of Arrowtown Pioneers.23
Dennison, EllenMrs Ellen (Granny) Dennison 1875 - 1964. By Joan Carswell.21
Dyson, SarahA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Loris Mills10
Fox, WilliamA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Mike Lynch2
Jopp, CatherineA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Ray & Mary Lines.12
Jopp, John LumsdenA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Ray & Mary Lines.11
Lion"Lion" by Ray Clarkson. A record of the boat 'Lion', commissioned by Mackenzie Family of Walter Peak Station.27
McKillop, Sister MaryA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Margaret Hyland.19
MinesThe Invincible Gold Mine Buddle: Rees Valley.31
MiningBuddle: The Invincible Gold Mine Buddle: Rees Valley. By Ray Timmins31
QDHS Historic WalkA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Sunday 20th February 20001
Reid, JamesA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Malcolm Boote.5
Romans, HenryA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Rupert Iles.16
Romans, MaryA Living History of Arrowtown Pioneering Personalities. Played by Margaret Templeton.16
Shipping"Lion" by Ray Clarkson. A record of the boat 'Lion', commissioned by Mackenzie Family of Walter Peak Station.27
Timmins, RayArticle: The Invincible Gold Mine Buddle: Rees Valley.31
Transport"Lion" by Ray Clarkson. A record of the boat 'Lion', commissioned by Mackenzie Family of Walter Peak Station.27
Issue 652000Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 65
TitleDescriptionCourier page
CardronaCardrona Hotel: Historical perspective in application for Resource Consent for additions & alterations in October 19998
Childerstone, JimLake Hayes, As It Was: One-time Lake Hayes resident reminisces on earlier days of the sub-division, half a century ago.22
Council Queenstown BoroughThe Early Days of the Queenstown Borough Council: By Alan De La Mare18
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Victoria Bridge Hotel5
De La Mare, AlanArticle: The Early Days of the Queenstown Borough Council18
HotelsCardrona Hotel: Historical perspective in application for Resource Consent for additions & alterations in October 19998
HotelsVictoria Bridge Hotel. By Alan De La Mare5
HousesPolson's Hut – Morven Hills Station. By Max Snow25
Iles, RupertAnnual Report for Quenstown & Districts Historical Society November 20001
Lake HayesAs It Was: One-time Lake Hayes resident reminisces on earlier days of the sub-division, half a century ago. By Jim Childerstone.22
Morven Hills StationPolson's Hut – Morven Hills Station. By Max Snow25
Polson, JohnPolson's Hut – Morven Hills Station. By Max Snow25
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.200016
QDHS PresidentRupert Iles1
QueenstownThe Early Days of the Queenstown Borough Council: By Alan De La Mare18
Queenstown BoroughThe Early Days of the Queenstown Borough Council: By Alan De La Mare18
Scott, SarahArticle: Cardrona Hotel. Historical perspective included in the application for Resource Consent in October 1999.8
Snow, MaxPolson's Hut – Morven Hills Station. By Max Snow25
StationsPolson's Hut – Morven Hills Station. By Max Snow25
TreesEnglish Oak Felled on Frankton Road. Site of the former Antrim Arms Oak.28
Victoria BridgeVictoria Bridge Hotel. By Alan De La Mare5
Issue 662001Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 66
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Boote, MalcolmAn Open Letter to the Lakes District Council & its Ratepayers3
ChurchesSt Paul's Anglican Church Arrowtown & Arthur Drysdale Fail: By Rupert Iles5
Council QLDCAn Open Letter to the Lakes District Council & its Ratepayers by Malcolm Boote (Vice President 2001)3
Daniel, IanA Tour of Local Historical Sites: 30 entries making a descriptive account of a round trip from Queenstown to Arrowtown.12
De La Mare, AlanArticle: The Day the Gasworks Blew Up. By Alan De La Mare17
De La Mare, AlanArticle: John Turner.8
ElectricityThe Day the Gasworks Blew Up. By Alan De La Mare17
Fail, Arthur DrysdaleSt Paul's Anglican Church Arrowtown & Arthur Drysdale Fail: By Rupert Iles5
Gas WorksThe Day the Gasworks Blew Up. By Alan De La Mare17
GlenorchyMilling: Cutting Totara Posts was no Picnic. By Darrell McGregor.19
Haworth, Frank MarsdenSpeech delivered at the unveiling of the statue of William Gilbert Rees.25
Iles, RupertSt Paul's Anglican Church Arrowtown & Arthur Drysdale Fail5
McGregor, DarrellArticle: Cutting Totara Posts was no Picnic.19
MemorialsWilliam Gilbert Rees. Unveiling May 14 200124
MillingCutting Totara Posts was no Picnic. By Darrell McGregor.19
ShippingAntrim: John Turner. By Alan De La Mare8
TransportShipping: John Turner. By Alan De La Mare8
Turner, JohnJohn Turner. By Alan De La Mare. Contributed to the early development of Queenstown.8
WakatipuA Tour of Local Historical Sites. Descriptive account of a round trip from Queenstown to Arrowtown. Compiled by Ian Daniels.12
Issue 672001Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 67
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Archer, GeorgeG.Archer & J.Williams built the Jane Williams, later named the Ben Lomond. Early steamer on the lake.11
ArrowtownJim Childerstone re his familty’s (Grandpa William B.O. Ferguson) link to the doctors house near Arrowtown and strange events21
Baird, B. R.Lake Hayes farmer who was a shareholder in Lake Wakatipu Steam Shipping Company in 188515
Boulay, KarenTree Planting Project, 2001. QLDC made $10 000 available for the future planting of trees. Article outlines the project.7
Boult, Philip B.A shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Bourdeau, JulienLake Shipping & Daniel McBride. A shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878.12
Boyes, CharlesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Boyes, FrankA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Boyne, AlexanderA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.11
Boyne, RobertA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Boyne, WilliamA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Bryant, RichardA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Buckham, MargaretA brief history of Closeburn Station29
Butement, JohnA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Cameron, Donald AngusCloseburn Station: In 1874 Donald Angus Cameron of Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai, bought Closeburn Station.29
Cameron, EwenCloseburn Station: Eldest son of Donald Angus Cameron of Glenfalloch Station, Nokomai. Managed Closeburn Station.29
Cameron, MaryCloseburn Station: Wife of Ewen Cameron. Died during childbirth at Frankton 189829
Childerstone, JimCovers his families (Grandpa William B.O. Ferguson) link to the doctors house near Arrowtown.21
Closeburn StationA brief history of Closeburn Station by Mrs Margaret Buckham(née Mcgrath)29
Daniel, FrederickMayor of Queenstown & Chairman of the Lake County Council at the same time. Shareholder in Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company12
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.9
Douglas, JamesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Company 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
Douglas, JamesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.11
Eichardt, AlbertA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Evans, FrederickA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Ferguson, FlorenceJim Childerstone writes of his families (Grandpa William B.O. Ferguson) link to the doctors house near Arrowtown21
Ferguson, William B. O.Jim Childerstone writes of his families (Grandpa William B.O. Ferguson) link to the doctors house near Arrowtown21
Finn, HughA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Fox, WilliamWho Discovered Gold In The Arrow? By Jemma Montagu. Prize winning essay written for the W.G. Rees memorial Prize 200125
Geisow, J. W. F.Liquidator of the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1881. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.13
GhostsStrange Happenings Up In The Arrow: By Jim Childerstone. Ferguson family21
Gibbs, GeorgeA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Company 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.16
Government DepartmentsTourist and Health Resorts (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)18
Government DepartmentsRailways (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)19
Government DepartmentsRailways (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)18
Hallenstein, BendixA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.12
Hare, JohnA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.11
Hicks, ThomasMember of J.W. Robertson & Co, a syndicate formed to establish a sawmill at the Greenstone River.14
Hicks, ThomasMember of J.W. Robertson & Co, a syndicate formed to establish a sawmill at the Greenstone River.9
Hicks, ThomasA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Company 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
Iles, RupertPresident's Report 20013
Jenkins, WilliamA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)11
Jopp, JohnA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)12
Key, RayCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
Kincaid and McQueenShip Builders: A shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)12
Kirkpatrick, JamesCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
Kirkpatrick, ThomasCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
Malaghan, Michael J.A shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)11
Mason, KateA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Co 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
McBride, DanielLake Shipping & Daniel McBride. By Alan De La Mare.9
McBride, DanielLake Shipping & Daniel McBride by Alan De La Mare.19
McBride, DanielA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Co 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
McBride, FrankBrother of Daniel McBride. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride by Alan De La Mare.9
McBride, JohnCousin of Daniel & Frank McBride. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride by Alan De La Mare.9
McBride, John P.Son of Daniel McBride. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride by Alan De La Mare.19
McCormick, ArchibaldCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
McCormick, CatherineCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
McCormick, PeterCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
McNeil, JamesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)16
McQueen, CharlesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Co 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
McQueen, CharlesBuilder of the vessel 'Mountaineer' & also purchased it from Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company liquidation auction in August 1881.13
Menzies, JamesA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)12
Montagu, JemmaArticle: Who Discovered Gold In The Arrow? By Jemma Montagu. Prize winning Esssay written for the W.G. Rees memorial Prize 200125
ObituaryTimmins, Ray30
Paterson, WilliamA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)11
Patterson, J. C.Member of J.W. Robertson & Co, a syndicate formed to establish a sawmill at the Greenstone River.9
Pritchard, RobertA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)13
QDHS ActivitiesField Trips 2001/200235
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.2001centre
QDHS PresidentRupert Iles3
QueenstownTree Planting Project, 2001. QLDC made $10 000 available for the future planting of trees.7
Rees, William GilbertWho Discovered Gold In The Arrow? By Jemma Montagu. Prize winning Esssay written for W.G. Rees memorial Prize 200125
Robertson, James WSyndicate formed to establish a sawmill at the Greenstone River, (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)9
Ross, George MManager BNZ Queenstown. A shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878.11
Seddon, RichardPremier of New Zealand. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)17
Ship BuildersKincaid and McQueen: the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)12
ShippingMountaineer: (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)13
ShippingVenus: One of the 'ragtag' steamers….in the early days of the rush. (from article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)14
ShippingCompanies: (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)9
ShippingAntrim: (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)10
ShippingBen Lomond: (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)11
Smith, William T.Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride11
StationsCloseburn Station. By Mrs Margaret Buckham (née McGrath)29
Tewa, JackWho Discovered Gold In The Arrow? By Jemma Montagu. Prize winning Historiographical Esssay written for the W.G. Rees memorial Prize 200125
Timmins, RaymondObituary30
Tuckett, FrederickLake Shipping & Daniel McBride16
Waldman, JustineHousekeeper for Ferguson family.21
Warren, WilliamA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Navigation Company 1878. (from the article Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride)13
Williams, John R.Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride11
Wilson, RobertLake Shipping & Daniel McBride11
Wing, Edward ThomasA shareholder in the Wakatipu Steam Shipping Company 1885. Lake Shipping & Daniel McBride.15
Issue 682002Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 68
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Accountancy in QueenstonArticle by Cliff Broad – a brief personal history of accountancy in Queenstown.21
Boote, MalcolmOne Mile Powerhouse Restoration. Article details initial stages of the project.30
Boote, MalcolmQueenstown Post Office redevelopment. An explanation of the Historical Society's position in regards the proposed redevelopment.23
Boote, MalcolmNil Desperandum - 2 York Street Queenstown. A brief history of the house built by Philip Waldmann, a German stonemason, in 1877.11
Broad, CliffAccountancy: A brief personal history of accountancy in Queenstown21
Catholic ChurchQueenstown: St. Joseph's Church and nearby convent. Article by Michael Lynch8
Clarkson, RayA short history of the Skippers Road26
Clarkson, Ray66 Hallenstein Street. Kaiweka14
Daniels, FrederickThe Stone House - 47 Hallenstein Street: By Cicely Morrison13
De La Mare, AlanArticle: The Sale of Queenstown.32
ElectricityOne Mile Powerhouse Restoration. Article details initial stages of the project. By Malcolm Boote.30
Firth, Horatio NelsonA History of Hulbert House (Tutuila). By Ted Sturt16
Heenan, JohnArticle: Stone Lined Water Race, 18 Hallenstein Street.9
Historic BuildingsNil Desperandum - 2 York Street Queenstown. A brief history of the house built by Philip Waldmann, a German stonemason, in 1877.11
Historic BuildingsKaiweka: 66 Hallenstein Street. By Ray Clarkson14
Historic BuildingsQueenstown Post Office redevelopment. An explanation of the Historical Society's position in regards the proposed redevelopment.23
Historic BuildingsTutuila: A History of Hulbert House. By Ted Sturt16
Historic BuildingsA History of Hulbert House (Tutuila). By Ted Sturt16
Historic BuildingsSt. Joseph's Church and nearby convent. By Michael Lynch8
Historic BuildingsFrederick Daniel's Stone House - 47 Hallenstein Street: By Cicely Morrison13
Historic SitesTransit of Venus - 1874 Observatory & site, Melbourne Street Queenstown. By Rupert Iles4
HousesA History of Hulbert House (Tutuila). By Ted Sturt16
HousesKaiweka: 66 Hallenstein Street. By Ray Clarkson14
HousesNil Desperandum - 2 York Street Queenstown. A brief history of the house built by Philip Waldmann, a German stonemason, in 1877.11
HousesTutuila: A History of Hulbert House. By Ted Sturt16
Hulbert HouseA History of Hulbert House. By Ted Sturt16
Iles, RupertArticle: Transit of Venus - 1874 Observatory & site, Melbourne Street Queenstown.4
KaiwekaHistoric House: 66 Hallenstein Street. By Ray Clarkson14
Lakes District MuseumPhotograph of staff & committee members during Arrowtown Autumn Festival.37
Land SalesThe Sale of Queenstown. By Alan De La Mare32
Lynch, MichaelSt. Joseph's Church and nearby convent. By Michael Lynch8
Lynch, MikeArticle: Queenstown Post Office.25
Morrison, CicelyFrederick Daniel's Stone House - 47 Hallenstein Street.13
Nil DesperandumNil Desperandum - 2 York Street Queenstown. A brief history of the house built by Philip Waldmann, a German stonemason, in 1877.11
One MileOne Mile Powerhouse Restoration. Article details initial stages of the project. By Malcolm Boote.30
Post OfficeQueenstown Post Office redevelopment. An explanation of the Historical Society's position in regards the proposed redevelopment.23
PowerhouseOne Mile Powerhouse Restoration. Article details initial stages of the project. By Malcolm Boote.30
QueenstownLand Sales: The Sale of Queenstown. By Alan De La Mare32
QueenstownQueenstown Post Office redevelopment. An explanation of the Historical Society's position in regards the proposed redevelopment.23
RestorationOne Mile Powerhouse Restoration. Article details initial stages of the project. By Malcolm Boote.30
RoadsA short history of the Skippers Road compiled by Ray Clarkson26
Skippers RoadA short history of the Skippers Road compiled by Ray Clarkson26
St Joseph's ChurchSt. Joseph's Church and nearby convent. By Michael Lynch8
Sturt, TedArticle: A History of Hulbert House.16
Templeton, MargaretApplied for a Historic Places Trust classification to protect 50 metre length of the Stone Lined Water Race, 18 Hallenstein Street.10
Transit of VenusTransit of Venus - 1874 Observatory & site, Melbourne Street Queenstown. By Rupert Iles4
TreesThe Heritage Oak - Frankton Walkway. Plaque commemorating the 125 yr old Heritage Oak which was felled in June 2000 after storm damage. Near the former Antrim Arms Hotel on Frankton Road.38
TutuilaA History of Hulbert House. By Ted Sturt16
Waldmann, PhilipNil Desperandum - 2 York Street Queenstown. A brief history of the house built by Philip Waldmann, a German stonemason, in 1877.11
Water RaceArticle: Stone Lined Water Race, 18 Hallenstein Street.9
Issue 692002Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 69
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Adamson IreneFrom Meetings to Mountains by Irene Adamson. Reviewed by Elizabeth Clarkson.24
Book ReviewFrom Meetings to Mountains by Irene Adamson. Reviewed by Elizabeth Clarkson.24
Boote, MalcolmMotoring in the Wakatipu in the Early 20th Century. By Malcolm Boote22
Boote, MalcolmPresident's Report 20024
ChineseSunday' - one of the best. By Alex Boyne. Originally published in Otago Daily Times, 19 September 1970. Contributed by Brian Bayley.32
Clarkson, ElizabethBook Review: From Meetings to Mountains by Irene Adamson. Reviewed by Elizabeth Clarkson.24
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Democracy in the Goldfields.8
EarnslawAccount of the Excursion to Kingston & Beyond. To celebrate 90th Anniversary of T.S.S Earnslaw - 18 October 2002. By John Heenan13
HealthNurse Elizabeth (Stella) Poole. Part of Miss Poole’s working life.15
Historic BuildingsOne Rock Built Queenstown's Post Office: from an article in Otago Daily Times April 200228
KingstonAccount of the Excursion to Kingston & Beyond. To celebrate 90th Anniversary of T.S.S Earnslaw - 18 October 2002. By John Heenan13
NursingNurse Elizabeth (Stella) Poole. Part of Miss Pooles working life.15
PoliticsDemocracy in the Goldfields. By Alan De La Mare8
Poole, Elizabeth (Stella)Nurse Elizabeth (Stella) Poole. Part of Miss Poole’s working life. She was assisted with the writing by Irene Adamson.15
Post OfficeOne Rock Built Queenstown's Post Office: from an article in Otago Daily Times April 200228
QDHS ActivitiesAccount of the Excursion to Kingston & Beyond. To celebrate 90th Anniversary of T.S.S Earnslaw - 18 October 2002. By John Heenan13
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.2002centre
QDHS PresidentMalcolm Boote4
QueenstownOne Rock Built Queenstown's Post Office: from an article in Otago Daily Times April 200228
TransportMotoring in the Wakatipu in the Early 20th Century. By Malcolm Boote22
Issue 702003Read issue
Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 70
TitleDescriptionCourier page
BiographyFranz William Frederick Geisow: A Biography by Alan De La Mare11
Boote, MalcolmAppeal to the Environment Court: Letter concerning the Ngai Tahu Appeal3
Boote, MalcolmOne Mile Powerhouse Project - update.13
Dart RiverPhotograph: W.A Grant's bullock team at the Dart Dredge in 190127
De La Mare, AlanFranz William Frederick Geisow: A Biography11
Geisow, Franz W. F.Franz William Frederick Geisow: A Biography by Alan De La Mare11
LegalAppeal to the Environment Court: Letter concerning the Ngai Tahu Appeal by Malcolm Boote.3
MaoriAppeal to the Environment Court: Letter concerning the Ngai Tahu Appeal by Malcolm Boote.3
McGregor, DarrellArticle: Scheelite -The Rock that Shines.16
MiningScheelite -The Rock that Shines. By Darrell McGregor16
One MileOne Mile Powerhouse Project - update. By Malcolm Boote13
PhotographW.A grant's bullock team at the Dart Dredge in 190127
PowerhouseOne Mile Powerhouse Project - update. By Malcolm Boote13
QueenstownA Visitor Looks at Queenstown from Lake Wakatipu Mail, August 3rd 18835
RestorationOne Mile Powerhouse Project - update. By Malcolm Boote13
Richardson MountainsScheelite -The Rock that Shines. By Darrell McGregor. The Richardson Mountains at the head of the Lake are renowned for scheelite.16
ScheeliteScheelite -The Rock that Shines. By Darrell McGregor16
TourismA Visitor Looks at Queenstown. An account of the area, written by a visitor to Queenstown, taken from Lake Wakatipu Mail, August 3rd 18835
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 71
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Ben LomondA Jaunt up Ben Lomond - 1886. An Extract from the Writing of James Boyne.11
Boote, MalcolmPresident's Report 20033
Boyne, JamesA Jaunt up Ben Lomond - 1886. An Extract from the Writing of James Boyne.11
ClimbingA Jaunt up Ben Lomond - 1886. An Extract from the Writing of James Boyne.11
De La Mare, AlanArticle: John Scott Worthington 1837 - 188316
Jean MalapasObituary9
ObituaryJean Malpas9
ObituaryDuncan Wilson7
QDHS ActivitiesField Trips & Snippets22
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.200314
QDHS PresidentMalcolm Boote3
Wilson, DuncanObituary7
Worthington, John ScottJohn Scott Worthington 1837 - 1883. By Alan De La Mare.16
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 72
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Ah GumCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery8
Anderson, RobertCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery26
Bell, PeterCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery18
Boote, MalcolmCemetery Walk 20046
Cemetery Map QueenstownCemetery Walk - Map of the Queenstown Cemetery Plots16
Cemetery QueenstownChinese Graves and Memorial6
Cemetery QueenstownCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery6
Cemetery QueenstownMoraine Boulder6
ChineseAh Gum: Cemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery8
ChineseChinese Graves and Memorial6
Clarkson, RayCemetery Walk 20046
De La Mare, AlanCemetery Walk 20046
DevelopmentQLDC - approved Ngai Tahu development plan.5
Eichardt, AlbertCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery20
Eichardt, JuliaCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery21
Fenn, Joseph CyprianCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery13
Hicks, ThomasCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery23
Homer, William HenryCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery11
Iles, RupertCemetery Walk 20046
Mackenzie, HughCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery24
Malaghan FamilyCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery19
Manders, HenryCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery28
MaoriQLDC - approved Ngai Tahu development plan.5
McInnes, NeilCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery28
McNeil, JamesCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery27
Moraine BoulderCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery6
Ngai TahuQLDC - approved Ngai Tahu development plan.5
O'Donnell, Fr John FrancisCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery23
QDHS ActivitiesOne Mile Powerhouse: Laurel Bank House - Stanley Street30
QDHS ActivitiesBooklet Sales: Arrowtown Development29
QDHS ActivitiesCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery6
QDHS PresidentAppeal to the Environment Court.5
QueenstownQLDC - approved Ngai Tahu development plan.5
Robertson, J.W.Cemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery15
St Omer, FrançoisCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery22
Theune, OttoCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery26
Turton, WesleyCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery14
Von TunzelmannCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery8
Von Tunzelmann, NicholasCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery8
Warren FamilyCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery10
Warren, David (Bill)Cemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery10
Warren, Margaret SarahCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery10
Warren, WilliamCemetery Walk - A walk around some of the more notable graves in Queenstown Cemetery10
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 73
TitleDescriptionCourier page
De La Mare, AlanArticle: Sir George Grey's Comes to Queenstown. (1867)8
Grey, Sir GeorgeGovernor: Sir George Grey's Comes to Queenstown. (1867) By Alan De La Mare8
Malcolm BootePresidents Report4
Marryatt, RosemaryGreat Grand-daughter of William Gilbert Rees11
ObituaryPeter Bristow (1960 - 2004)10
One MilePowerhouse Restoration: A Stitch in Time.26
PoliticsGovernor: Sir George Grey's Comes to Queenstown. (1867) By Alan De La Mare8
PowerhousePowerhouse Restoration: A Stitch in Time.26
QDHS ActivitiesTrips / Excursions21
QDHS ActivitiesEditorial: A Lost Case but Not a Lost Cause: Mike Lynch3
QDHS OtherSnippets - Historic Battles / Never on Sunday22
QDHS PresidentMalcolm Boote4
QueenstownGovernor: Sir George Grey's Comes to Queenstown. (1867) By Alan De La Mare8
Rees, William GilbertRare Glimpse of a Rare Pioneer: Photographic history with captions.11
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TitleDescriptionCourier page
Adamson, IreneArticle: Queenstown and District Historical Society History8
ArrowtownStones Directory 1937: Arrowtown, Arthurs Point, Glenorchy22
Arthur's PointStones Directory 1937: Arrowtown, Arthurs Point, Glenorchy22
Austin, RexArticle: New Zealand's Founding Document 1824-1840.15
AwardPowerhouse Award from Historic Places Trust.19
Boote, MalcolmPowerhouse Award from Historic Places Trust.19
De La Mare, AlanWilliam Gilbert Rees and the Anglican Church17
Directory, Stones 1937Stones Directory 1937: Arrowtown, Arthurs Point, Glenorchy22
GlenorchyStones Directory 1937: Arrowtown, Arthurs Point, Glenorchy22
HistoryQueenstown and Districy Historical Society History. 1965 - 2005 By Irene Adamson8
Laurel BankThe Changing Face of a Town: Laurel Bank Tree-felling.14
New ZealandNew Zealand's Founding Document 1824-1840. By Rex Austin15
ObituaryMargaret Templeton 1912 - 2005: Someone Who Cared5
One MilePowerhouse Award from Historic Places Trust.19
One MilePowerhouse Opening - Photo-montage20
PowerhousePowerhouse Opening - Photo-montage20
PowerhousePowerhouse Award from Historic Places Trust.19
QDHS ActivitiesCourier Editorial3
QDHS ActivitiesGoings On4
QDHS OtherQueenstown and Districy Historical Society History. 1965 - 2005 By Irene Adamson8
QueenstownThe Changing Face of a Town: Laurel Bank Tree-felling.14
QueenstownThe Changing Face of a Town: Brisbane Street Burn-up. Photographs of historic property during fire brigade exercise.12
QueenstownThe Changing Face of a Town: Man Street Queenstown (photos with caption)11
Rees, William GilbertWilliam Gilbert Rees and the Anglican Church by Alan De La Mare.17
Templeton, MargaretObituary: Someone Who Cared5
TreesThe Changing Face of a Town: Laurel Bank Tree-felling.14
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TitleDescriptionCourier page
De La Mare, AlanArticle: The Gallant Tipperary.7
Directory, Stones 1937Stones Directory 1937: Queenstown & Skippers26
Haigh, J BryantThe Otago Armed Constabulary Badge of Merit. By J. Bryant Haigh18
Hotop's RiseHotop's Rise. Photographs with captions20
Lynch, MikeBrunswick Flourmill: Last remnants at risk. (Since disproved)21
Malcolm BooteAnnual Report for Quenstown & Districts Historical Society 20053
McBride FarmLast remnants of the Wakatipu Basin as the Granary of Otago are in the balance. Contributed by Mike Lynch21
MillBrunswick Flourmill: Last remnants of the mill are in the balance. By Mike Lynch (Since disproved)21
MinesThe Gallant Tipperary. By Alan De La Mare7
MiningThe Gallant Tipperary. By Alan De La Mare7
PoliceThe Otago Armed Constabulary Badge of Merit. By J.Bryant Haigh18
QDHS Financial ReportYear Ending 30.9.200523
QDHS PresidentMalcolm Boote3
QueenstownStones Directory 1937: Queenstown & Skippers26
QueenstownQueenstown Revisited. By Judith Venning (Simpson)9
QueenstownHotop's Rise. Photographs with captions20
Reid, BeckyRifle Butts: Concrete Remnants of Different Days. Researched by Becky Reid.12
Rifle ButtsRifle Butts: Concrete Remnants of Different Days. Researched by Becky Reid.12
SkippersStones Directory 1937: Queenstown & Skippers26
Venning, JudithArticle: Queenstown Revisited. By Judith Venning (Simpson)9
WarsRifle Butts: Concrete Remnants of Different Days. Researched by Becky Reid.12
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TitleDescriptionCourier page
Arranmore FarmThe Brunswick Flour Mill - Addendum as related by Mrs Mary Hansen, Arranmore8
Austin, RexPhotograph: Rex and fellow members at presentation of Q.D.H.S. life membership24
AwardPowerhouse Award: 3 out of 4 prize-winners at David Cox Awards had Historical Society members at the helm.26
Baird, Graham DickFrankton Cemetery Outing: Graham Baird by Brian Bayley16
Brunswick Flour MillThe Brunswick Flour Mill. By Rupert Iles6
Cemetery FranktonFrankton Cemetery Walk. By Ray Clarkson, based on research by D.G. Jardine5
Clarkson, RayArticle: Frankton Cemetery Walk5
DirectoryOtago Telephone Directory 1955: Queenstown29
DirectoryOtago Telephone Directory 1955: Arrowtown31
Douglas, Dr JamesFrankton Cemetery Outing: Dr. James Douglas by Roly Duff10
ElectricityTurbine at the end of Bridge street Frankton originally supplied electricity to the mill & later pumped water to the hospital.7
Flour MillThe Brunswick Flour Mill. By Rupert Iles6
FranktonFrankton Cemetery Walk. By Ray Clarkson, based on research by D.G.Jardine5
Hansen, MaryThe Brunswick Flour Mill - Addendum as related by Mrs Mary Hansen, Arranmore8
Iles, RupertArticle: The Brunswick Flour Mill.6
Jardine, JessieThe Brunswick Flour Mill - Addendum as related by Mrs Jessie Jardine7
Kawarau Falls StationThe Brunswick Flour Mill - Addendum as related by Mrs Jessie Jardine7
Knowles, ElizabethFrankton Cemetery Outing: Elizabeth Knowles by Barbara Hamilton12
McBride, FrankFrankton Cemetery Outing: Frank McBride by Danny Knudson14
MemorialsTurbine Memorial: Plaque at Bridge st. Frankton. Originally supplied electricity to the mill & later pumped water to the hospital.25
OtagoOtago Telephone Directory 1955: Queenstown & Arrowtown29
PowerhousePowerhouse Award: 3 out of 4 prize-winners at David Cox Awards had Historical Society members at the helm.26
QDHS ActivitiesFrankton Cemetery Outing10
QDHS OtherCommittee Issues3
QDHS OtherSnippets28
QDHS PresidentBrian Bayley32
RestorationPowerhouse Award: David Cox Award for Powerhouse Restoration.26
Southberg, HelenFrankton Cemetery Outing: Helen Southberg by LeBern Iles18
Tomanovich, PeterFrankton Cemetery Outing: Peter Tomanovich by Malcolm Boote21
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 77
TitleDescriptionCourier page
ArrowtownArrowtown Remembered. Notes for a talk to QHS by Jack Reid, former Arrowtown Mayor and descendant of pioneer local family6
Arrowtown SchoolFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. By Danny Knudson.14
Bayley, BrianPresidents Report 20063
Brown, JohnFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. Appointed teacher of the first school in Queenstown 1864.14
Catholic SchoolThe beginnings of Catholic education in the Wakatipu. By Danny Knudson.19
ClydeHard-done horse hobbles 1870 Clyde gold heist by Alan De La Mare11
De La Mare, AlanHard-done horse hobbles 1870 Clyde gold heist.11
EducationFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. By Danny Knudson.14
Education, CatholicThe beginnings of Catholic education in the Wakatipu. By Danny Knudson.19
Gold heistHard-done horse hobbles 1870 Clyde gold heist by Alan De La Mare11
Ings, EdwardFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. Appointed teacher of the first school in Arrowtown 1864.14
Knudson, DannyFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. History of the first schools in Arrowtown & Queenstown14
Knudson, DannyThe beginnings of Catholic education in the Wakatipu19
Mayor, ArrowtownArrowtown Remembered. Notes for a talk to QHS by Jack Reid, former Arrowtown Mayor and descendant of pioneer local family6
Ngai Tahu Post OfficeCorrespondence by Liz Macdonald, Brian Bayley and QLDC4
QDHS PresidentBrian Bayley3
Queenstown SchoolFirst schools in the Wakatipu established in a rush. By Danny Knudson.14
Reid, JackFormer Arrowtown Mayor and descendant of pioneer local family. Arrowtown Remembered. Notes for a talk to QHS6
Wilson, RobertRobert Wilson's Diary: Reminiscences of Old Southland Hussar. Describes trip to Qtown, Easter 1865. Contributed by Sarah Broad.19
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 78
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Alterio, MaxineReview of Ribbons of Lace by Maxine Alterio20
Bayley, BrianPresident's Report 2006/73
Boats - rowingMargaret Templeton on the rowing boats for hire from 195411
Broad, CliffThe Changing Face of Qtn 1960s-197022
Clarkson, ElizabethReview: Ribbons of Lace by Maxine Alterio20
De La Mare, AlanGovernor-General Gordon visits Qtn in 188114
De La Mare, AlanEaster Parade of militia at Qtn 1885 - during the Russian scare16
De La Mare, AlanGrowth of Wakatipu tourism 190312
Education Trust ScholarshipEstablishment of Margaret Templeton Education Trust Scholarship11
Fearnley, LaurenceReview of Edwin and Matilda by Laurence Fearnley21
MilitiaAlan De La Mare on Easter Parade in Qtn 1885 during Russian scare16
Miller, MarygoldWith Margaret Templeton, Fighting from the start - founding of the Historical Society8
President's Report 2006/7Brian Bayley3
QDHS Founding HistoryMarygold Miller and Margaret Templeton 'Fighting from the Start'8
Queenstown businessesCliff Broad on Taxis, Skyline Gondola & Shotover Jet, 1960s-197022
Ribbons of LaceNovel by Maxine Alterio, reviewed by Elizabeth Clarkson20
Templeton, MargaretWith Marygold Miller, Fighting from the start - founding the Historical Soc8
Templeton, MargaretMessing about in Boats' - the Templetons' rowing boats for hire 195410
Tourism historyDe la Mare, Alan on Tourism stats for 1903 with adverts12
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Arrowtown cottagesSix cottages - information from current owners prepared for Society excursion4
Barker, HenryReview of his autobiography From the Wetlands of South Otago to the High Country of the Wakatipu18
Hamilton, Barbara12 Anglesea St, Arrowtown6
Houses10 Anglesea St, Arrowtown10
HousesOld Convent, 21 Anglesea St, Arrowtown14
Houses12 Anglesea St, Arrowtown6
HousesSix cottages - infromation from current owners prepared for Society excursion4
Jenkins, Alan & KathOld Convent, 21 Anglesea St, Arrowtown14
Powell, Frances10 Anglesea St, Arrowtown10
Rees, William GilbertLetter from his father 1835 donated to the museum by great granddaughter Rosemary Marryatt20
Stronach, DesReview of Henry Barker's autobiography From the Wetlands ....Wakatipu'18
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Contents of Queenstown Courier issue 80
TitleDescriptionCourier page
Adamson, IreneReview of her 'The Heart of the Queenstown Lakes District' review by Elizabeth Clarkson21
Bayley, BrianQHS Annual Report 20083
Bayley, BrianObituary for Alan De La Mare22
Clarkson, ElizabethReview of Irene Adamson's 'The Heart of the Queenstown Lakes District'21
De La MareObituary by Brian Bayley22
De La Mare, AlanLighting Up Queenstown' by Alan De La Mare - hydro, gas and explosion12
De La Mare, AlanThe Arthur's Point Goldmining Company 1909 at Oxenbridge Tunnel8
Dolan, BillParadise Regained?' - history of the house and establishment of the Trust10
ElectricityLighting Up Queenstown' by Alan De La Mare - hydro, gas and explosion12
GibbstonGibbston Community Association initiative to tidy orchard at Rum Currie's hut13
Holiday cribsExhibition at Museum - Cribbies 'Our Piece of Paradise' 1940s-1980s20
HolidaymakersExhibition at Museum - Cribbies 'Our Piece of Paradise' 1940s-1980s20
JournalismReview of Irene Adamson's 'The Heart of the Queenstown Lakes District'21
MiningArthur's Point Goldmining Co 1909 by Alan De La Mare8
Paradise HouseParadise Regained?' by Bill Dolan on history of the house, and plans to restore10
Power in QueenstownLighting Up Queenstown' by Alan De La Mare - hydro, gas and explosion12
QDHS Annual Report 2008Brian Bayley, President3
Rum Currie's HutGibbston Community Association initiative to tidy orchard13