Waikouau Viaduct

Waikouau Viaduct, south of Tutira, a stopping point on the way to Tutira

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Description

Possibly 7 November 1928 when the first regular passenger train passed over the section of the Napier-Gisborne railway line between Eskdale and Tutira

Alexander Lavery (1863-1940) took photos of Hawke’s Bay from the early 1900s to 1940

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Waikouau

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656054

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