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Specimens of Kauri Gum, Mt Camel, Horihora Harbour N.Z.

Mangaka(w)hia Watershed, above twin bridges "A dam. The use of a dam is common for the purpose of driving logs down a small cre

"The Kauri Booms at KohuKohu, Hokianga and vessels loading Sawn timber"

Omahuta "Hauling logs with bullock teams"

Omahuta "Crosscutting"

Omahuta "A typical picture of the "doctor" or cook calling the men to dinner"

Omahuta "Hauling logs with bullock teams"

"When the big gate in dam is tripped, the creek in which the logs lie below is immediately filled bank and bank, and the logs ar

Omahuta "Evening, the last load"

Omahuta "A winder at work on a bush tramline"

Omahuta "The tree under review is seventy feet long to the first limb, and is thirty six feet in girth, this gives contents in

Omahuta "Jacking, After the tree is crosscut into lengths each length is moved by means of screw jacks either to be handled by b

Omahuta "Show the saw at work, the Scarf having been put in with the axe on the opposite side."

Omahuta "Getting logs away on a timber waggon"

Omahuta "Typical bush Scenes"

Omahuta "when they are frequently loaded on tracks for conveyance for steam tramline"

Omahuta "A steam engine with wire rope is often used for hauling logs distances out of the bush"

Mangipiko, Ancient Maori Lookout Post, Spirit Bay

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