SummaryBefore Pae Korokī and Papers Past, the New Zealand Room librarians would note topics of interest in an alphabetised card catalogue, this is their selection of Mount Maunganui Museum from the Bay of Plenty Times and other sources from the late 1870s.Main Body
1971: Mount Lions planning museum. Council offers site of old domain caretaker's cottage (corner of Marine Parade and Pacific Avenue) for the project. Bay of Plenty Times, 18 August 1971.
1982:
Plans to open museum at Mount Maunganui. Gordon Farrelly. 7 April 1982, p. 1.
Home for exhibits. Gordon Farrelly's Museum in Adams Avenue. 21 October 1982, p. 17.
Museum holds 29 years of collecting. 30 December 1982, p. 6.
1984: Odd bits now show piece. Mount News, 30 May 1984.
1985:
Mount Museum and Gordon Farrelly. Mount News, 9 January 1985 [Ams 487/6, Scrapbook 2, p. 44, 56].
Museum for sale. Mount News, 19 June 1985 [Ams 487/6, Scrapbook 3, p. 8, 18].
Old cottage goes to developers. Mount News, 11 December 1985.
1986:
Museum Mount's loss but Aucklands gain. Bay of Plenty Times, 29 January 1986 [Ams 487/6, Scrapbook 3, p. 28-29].
Museum items Auckland bound. Mount News, 5 February 1986 [Ams 487/6, Scrapbook 3, p. 44].
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