GORDON OGILVIE writes the first of three articles on Cashmere Hills settlement. The pictures, anti-clockwise from above, show a hill-climbing event at the foot of Dyers Pass Road on October 31, 1907: the same area, seen from below, in 1884; stone for Christchurch Cathedral being hauled down Dyers Pass Road in 1903; tree-planting in Victoria Park on Arbor Day, 1905; Victoria Park about 1900 showing Moon’s cottage, now the tearooms; and the top of Dyers Pass Road, at the Sign of the Kiwi, in 1935.
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Press, 23 October 1976, Page 13
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85GORDON OGILVIE writes the first of three articles on Cashmere Hills settlement. The pictures, anti-clockwise from above, show a hill-climbing event at the foot of Dyers Pass Road on October 31, 1907: the same area, seen from below, in 1884; stone for Christchurch Cathedral being hauled down Dyers Pass Road in 1903; tree-planting in Victoria Park on Arbor Day, 1905; Victoria Park about 1900 showing Moon’s cottage, now the tearooms; and the top of Dyers Pass Road, at the Sign of the Kiwi, in 1935. Press, 23 October 1976, Page 13
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