Horse-drawn vehicles in early Hamilton

No date: A coach drawn by 4 horses outside 'Gwynne's Hamilton Hotel' which was run from 1874-1897 by the Gwynne family

c.1880s: A horse-drawn carriage for 'Gwynne's Hamilton Hotel' outside Pearson's soap manufacturers in Hamilton East

c.1895: A four horse omnibus outside the Royal Hotel on Cook St, Hamilton East

c.1897: Family in a buggy drawn by two Shetland ponies

c.1900

1900-1910: Outside the Hamilton Post Office which opened on 5 August 1901 after previous timber building burnt down

c.1905: Two horse cart outside James Reid Saddlery in Grey St, Hamilton East

1906: Sheep being driven on Victoria St by a drover standing in a carriage & another leading a horse with dog alongside

No date: Coachman/driver standing at rear of two wheel horse-drawn buggy

No date: Aboard a buggy drawn by four horses

No date: Mrs H. Douglas driving a 2 wheeled buggy near railway line (which reached Hamilton from Auckland in 1880)

c.1907: Horse-back rider herding cattle past carriages & tethered horses

c.1909: Outside store of Sanford Clarke which is also the 'Post Office & Telephone Bureau' in Frankton

1910: James Tombs & Co Ltd. Studebaker on horse drawn cart

No date: Aboard horse & cart near family's home built c.1911 on present-day Tainui St

1913: Labour Day parade

c.1915: C. L. Innes & Co. Ltd. horse drawn cart

1910-1919: Travelling along Victoria Street

No date: Travelling on a horse-drawn buggy used for cream delivery

c.1918: Horse pulling a 2-wheeled carriage with sign: 'E Woodward, Carrier'

No date: Outing at the Hamilton East rifle range where the Hamilton Gardens are now located