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Waihi Mine No 2 shaft. Recommencement of operations.
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- Waihi Mine No 2 shaft. Recommencement of operations.
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- Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
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Miners in lift at top of shaft. WB engraved on top right of emulsion side of plate (from A783 on) : assume William Beattie, senior. William Beattie was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, 1864, and died in Auckland, aged 67, on 15 March 1931. Further information Reference file 213. Published in Weekly News 10 October 1912, p.12.
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- William Beattie
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- Related subjects
- Waihi Gold Mining Company Limited / Gold mines and mining--New Zealand--Waihi / Waihi (N.Z.)
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