FOR THE YOUNG WHO STEP FORTH AFTER US, WE ACKNOWLEDGE THOSE WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 3 (2010)

MY KORO JAMES MACKAY JUNIOR AND KUIA CHEFTAINESS PUAHAERE
by Moyra Te Ariki Bramley nee Rameka.

MALCOLM FLEMING: MINING ENGINEER
by Christine Clement.

THE UNA GOLD MINING AND QUARTZ CRUSHING COMPANY
by David Wilton.

JOHN GIBBONS - GOLDFIELD'S ENGINEER AND ENTREPRENEUR
by David Wilton.

VOLUME 2 (2009)

THE HOTELS OF THAMES
by Althea Barker.

SHORTLAND AND TARARU CEMETERIES OF THAMES
by Margaret Nankivell.

JOHN MOORE WILTON Miner of Cornwall and Thames
by Tony and David Wilton.

TIN AND COPPER MINING IN CORNWALL
by David Wilton.

THAMES STREETS: OLD & NEW.
by Althea Barker.

JAMES AND CATHERINE LANNING OF CORNWALL AND THAMES
by Ron Lanning.

THAMES WATER RACE (1876 - 1947)
by David Wilton.

THE OLD GOLDMINERS' CEMETERY Thames. (1867 - 1870)
by Kae Lewis.

VOLUME 1 (2008)

JAMES MACKAY: THE FATHER OF THAMES.
by Geraldine Dunwoodie.

HAURAKI MISSION STATION (Puriri and Parawai Sites).
by David Wilton.

THE TRUE STORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE SHOTOVER MINE AT THAMES IN 1867
by George Clarkson.

GEORGE CLARKSON
by Judith Moor.

TARAIA NGAKUTI TE TUMUHUIA

WILLIAM WOOD & SON: Central Cheap Stores, Thames.
by Judy Vedder-Price.

MEMORIES OF TAPU
by Malcolm Boles.

JOHN ERNEST HANSEN: Hansen Brothers, General Merchants, Thames.
by Linda Hansen.

BILLYGOAT TRAMWAY
by David Wilton.

THE CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, TARARU, THAMES
by Geraldine Dunwoodie.

WILLIAM CLARKSON 1835 - 1905
by Judith Moor and Joan Kendrick.

KAUAERANGA HOTEL
by David Wilton.

CHARLOTTE LILLIAN LAWLOR
by Geraldine Dunwoodie.

WHAREKIRAUPONGA: THE GOLDFIELD THAT NEVER WAS.
by David Wilton.

THE ORIGINAL KAUAERANGA ROAD BRIDGE.
by David Wilton.

PARAWAI BOOMS. Log Barriers in the Kauaeranga River.
by David Wilton.

CROSBIE'S SETTLEMENT - COROMANDEL FOREST PARK
by David Wilton

PUNGA FLAT: A Goldminers' Settlement
by David Wilton.

RAILEY'S BATTERY:Waitawheta Gorge.
by David Wilton.
Puahaere, Chieftainess of Ngati Paoa




Entrance to Una No 4 adit.




Water race across the Mangakirikiri Stream




James Mackay
The Father of Thames.




Hansen's Shop, Thames circa 1868.




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Thames Cemeteries

The Streets of Thames

Timber Milling in Thames