Sawyer's Bay with Scool, Laings Bush Circa 1917

Date1917DescriptionIllustrations to Graeme Pratley”s entry in the 2012 Memoir and Local History Competition – Sawyer”s Bay.
Illustrations:
1. Pratley. Pic1. Caption as follows: Sawyer”s Bay taken from the Port Hill showing school, Laing”s Bush and market gardens above. (Circa 1917)
2. Pratley. Pic2. Caption as follows: Unreclaimed inlet and Glendermid tannery in the Background. (Circa 1917)
3. Pratley. Pic3. Caption as follows: The Sawyer”s Bay quarry where stone was used for railway.
4. Pratley. Pic4. Caption as follows: Very early Sawyer”s Bay showing the Pratley and Kaan market gardens on the flat.
5. Pratley. Pic5. Caption as follows: Sawyer”s Bay School Stds. 4,5 & 6, 1954 with headmaster Mr Jim Leckie.
Source Photographs 1,2,3,4 “Dusting Off…West Harbour The First 100 Year Anne Squires Cotton and Val White
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Originally uploaded to the Tauranga Memories website (2011-2020), into the general site basket, or focus group, by Tauranga City Libraries staff (Harley Couper), on June 15, 2013.
Its original URL was: http://tauranga.kete.net.nz/en/site/images/show/5793 and its original license was: Creative Commons AttributionNoncommercial 3.0 New Zealand License.

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Sawyer's Bay with Scool, Laings Bush Circa 1917

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