Ohinemuri Regional History Journal 52, September 2008

Hauraki District Directory

Paeroa and District Historical Society

37 Belmont Road, Paeroa. Phone 07 862 8942

President: Mr Lud Sparks, Phone 07 862 7346.

Secretary:

Meetings: Society Committee: Third Monday of each month, except January.

General Meeting of Members: Third Monday of April, June, August, October. 1.30 p.m. in the Museum.

Paeroa and District Museum

37 Belmont Road, Paeroa. Phone 07 862 8942. e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Hon. Curator: Graham Watton. Phone 07 862 8486.

Meetings: Committee: First Friday each month.

Hauraki Plains Historical Society

President: Lorraine Hayward. Phone 07 867 7293.

Secretary: Tracey Spence. Phone 07 867 7763

Meetings: Quarterly.

Historic Maritime Park

SH2, Paeroa. Phone 07 862 7121. e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

President: Colin James. Phone 07 862 8703.

Secretary: Andrew Richards. Phone 07 862 6453.

Meetings: Monthly.

Waihi Historical Society

PO Box 49, Waihi.

President: Mr Maurice Roycroft. Phone 07 863 6760.

Secretary: Ruth Hamilton-Irvine. Phone 07 863 7477.

Waihi Arts Centre and Museum Association

54 Kenny Street, Waihi. Phone 07 863 8426

President: Ollie Richardson. Phone 07 863 8733.

Secretary: Berys Daly. Phone 07 863 3554.

Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month at 5.30 p.m.

Victoria Battery Society Inc.

SH 2, Waikino.

President: Simon Elson. Phone 07 863 7593

Secretary: Rosemary Coppard. Phone 07 863 7422

Meetings: Third Wednesday each month at 7 p.m.

Waihi Walkways Association

Chairperson: Carol Speir. Phone 07 863 3279

Secretary: Annette Bowater. Phone 07 863 8863.

Meetings: Monthly.


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Front Cover design by Elaine and the late Gary Staples. Waihi's well-known icon, the Cornish Pump House is linked by the Ohinemuri River with Paeroa's national icon, the L and P bottle.

The Paeroa and District Historical Society sincerely thanks Trust Waikato for its generous financial support over many years to enable this Journal to be published.