THE HAMILTON GARDENS.
char bagh garden
char bagh garden
Egyptian Statues
English flower garden - Hamilton Gardens
English Garden
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens - Cactus Garden
Hamilton Gardens - Cactus Garden
Hamilton Gardens fountain
Hamilton Gardens Piazza
Herb Gardens
Inner City Walkway
Italian Gardens Fountain
Japanese Garden
Japanese Garden
Japanese Garden
Lillies at Hamilton gardens
Rose gardens
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Turtle Lake at the Hamilton Gardens
Top Level Hamilton Gardens
Victorian Flower Garden Greenhouse.
HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE WAIKATO HAMILTON NEW ZEALAMD.
Arts Post building Former Post Office/Social Welfare building, Victoria St, built 1901 & 1916
Former Bank of New Zealand 117 Victoria St, built 1878 with alterations 1908
Greenslade House
1 Wellington St, built 1911-12
Hamilton Courthouse
116 Anglesea St, built 1931
Hockin House
Selwyn St built 1893
Institute Des Note Dames Des Missions
Clyde St, built c 1930s
Riverlea
10 Silva Cres built 1870s & 1890s
Waikato Brewery
14 Bridge St, built c 1898 and 1930
Wesley Chambers
237-257 Victoria St built 1924
The University of Waikato In Hamilton New Zealand
The Waikato Museum In Hamilton New Zealand
Waikato Hospital In Hamilton New Zealand
Yachts On The Hamilton Lake With The
Waikato Hospital New Zealand.
Balloons Over The Hamilton Lake Morning Rise.
THIS MAP IS WERE WE ARE NOW.
The Ring Is Our Road.
Morrinsville's first school and the first pupils photographed in 1877.
The first teacher Mr W.M. Pooley is seated in the centre.
The children were members of the Cochrane, Walker and Ticklepenny families and the local Maori community.
The school was in Studholme Street on the banks of the Topehaehae Stream.
Matamata Piako District Council
Matamata Towncentre
Matamata-Piako District Council is made of three main town centres including Matamata, Morrinsville and Te Aroha.
The Future Proof project focuses on Morrinsville within this district.
Morrinsville is situated around 33km east of Hamilton. It has a population of around 6600, including the rural population which is a huge contributor to the local economy. Morrinsville and the surrounding area is one of the most prosperous dairy farming areas in New Zealand, and is known as the 'cream of the country'.
Despite the traditional rural nature of the town, Morrinsville has been experiencing strong growth over the past ten years. Its close proximity to Hamilton makes it a popular choice for those who want to enjoy the rural lifestyle while working in the city.
char bagh garden
char bagh garden
Egyptian Statues
English flower garden - Hamilton Gardens
English Garden
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens
Hamilton Gardens - Cactus Garden
Hamilton Gardens - Cactus Garden
Hamilton Gardens fountain
Hamilton Gardens Piazza
Herb Gardens
Inner City Walkway
Italian Gardens Fountain
Japanese Garden
Japanese Garden
Japanese Garden
Lillies at Hamilton gardens
Rose gardens
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Taitua Arboretum
Turtle Lake at the Hamilton Gardens
Top Level Hamilton Gardens
Victorian Flower Garden Greenhouse.
HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE WAIKATO HAMILTON NEW ZEALAMD.
Arts Post building Former Post Office/Social Welfare building, Victoria St, built 1901 & 1916
Former Bank of New Zealand 117 Victoria St, built 1878 with alterations 1908
Greenslade House
1 Wellington St, built 1911-12
Hamilton Courthouse
116 Anglesea St, built 1931
Hockin House
Selwyn St built 1893
Institute Des Note Dames Des Missions
Clyde St, built c 1930s
Riverlea
10 Silva Cres built 1870s & 1890s
Waikato Brewery
14 Bridge St, built c 1898 and 1930
Wesley Chambers
237-257 Victoria St built 1924
The University of Waikato In Hamilton New Zealand
The Waikato Museum In Hamilton New Zealand
Waikato Hospital In Hamilton New Zealand
Yachts On The Hamilton Lake With The
Waikato Hospital New Zealand.
Balloons Over The Hamilton Lake Morning Rise.
THIS MAP IS WERE WE ARE NOW.
The Ring Is Our Road.
Morrinsville's first school and the first pupils photographed in 1877.
The first teacher Mr W.M. Pooley is seated in the centre.
The children were members of the Cochrane, Walker and Ticklepenny families and the local Maori community.
The school was in Studholme Street on the banks of the Topehaehae Stream.
Matamata Piako District Council
Matamata Towncentre
Matamata-Piako District Council is made of three main town centres including Matamata, Morrinsville and Te Aroha.
The Future Proof project focuses on Morrinsville within this district.
Morrinsville is situated around 33km east of Hamilton. It has a population of around 6600, including the rural population which is a huge contributor to the local economy. Morrinsville and the surrounding area is one of the most prosperous dairy farming areas in New Zealand, and is known as the 'cream of the country'.
Despite the traditional rural nature of the town, Morrinsville has been experiencing strong growth over the past ten years. Its close proximity to Hamilton makes it a popular choice for those who want to enjoy the rural lifestyle while working in the city.
