Bealey Hotel?

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Bealey Hotel?

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Hocken Collections - Uare Taoka o Hākena, University of Otago

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Description

Reference Number: P2008-096-065a Description: This is a photograph of a building tentatively identified as the Bealey Hotel. This is a wooden frame building located beside the road. It has chimneys at each end and another at the rear. The building is clad in vertically aligned boards. Collection: W.M. Hodgkins's photograph album of New Zealand views - P2008-096 Names: Bealey Hotel Places: Bealey Places: Selwyn District Creator: Phillippi and Pierson Subjects: Hotel buildiings Subjects: Roads...

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Date created

n.d.-1898

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Hotel buildiings / Roads

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