W. H. BLame Photo. Wellington's motor camp for the Exhibition and afterwards^ is to be formed ■at the head ofi the Miramar valley , approached by Darlington Road. The site is well sheltered" from the prevailing northerly winds and is about two miles from the Exhibition grounds. Levelling work is to be commenced at once. Darlington Road is in the middle of the picture, and Totara Road and Nevay Road run along the hillside on the right and Weka Street on the left.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 151, 23 December 1938, Page 7
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82W. H. BLame Photo. Wellington's motor camp for the Exhibition and afterwards^ is to be formed ■at the head ofi the Miramar valley, approached by Darlington Road. The site is well sheltered" from the prevailing northerly winds and is about two miles from the Exhibition grounds. Levelling work is to be commenced at once. Darlington Road is in the middle of the picture, and Totara Road and Nevay Road run along the hillside on the right and Weka Street on the left. Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 151, 23 December 1938, Page 7
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