View of a tractor driving along a ridge in a field as part of testing.
Views of Mount Peel Station. Pictured in frame 4 is Pat Sugrue.
Views of twin calves, one a Friesian-Ayrshire and the other a Frisian-Hereford born on the farm of Mr Bill Dalley in Oxford.
Two siblings standing in grass at Clements farmlet in Bexley.
Newspaper caption: Major P. H. Johnson, owner of Mount Torlesse Station, Springfield, has decided to convert part of his property into a dairy farm and has erected a most complete dairy and yards...
Newspaper caption: This picture was taken on Mr William Payne's farm at Ladbrooks, and shows a reaper and binder at work in a crop of oats which averaged between 5ft and 6ft in height. Evidently the...
Newspaper caption: The Paparua Ploughing Match Association held its annual fixture on Mr George Bailey's farm, Templeton on August 5. The meeting was highly successful, the entries being considerably...
Flat agricultural land in Heathcote Valley with Port Hills in background.
Stan Deavoll holds the horse, and Mr Turner on the ladder. The windmill in the background pumped water to "Hillwood" Orchard. Mr Turner worked for William Gimblett when he left school, then for Will...
Two unidentified men forking hay in paddocks belonging to the "Hillwood" estate in Heathcote Valley. Looking toward Port Hills and orchards.
Newspaper caption: Burnham Industrial School.
Newspaper caption: This was the first competition of its kind held in the dominion.
Newspaper caption: Practical test of the International Motor Tractor held on the farm of Mr J. Rennie, Maryfield, Doyleston.
Newspaper caption: Mr David Tong, an ingenious Southbridge farmer, sends the above photograph of a simply but cleverly constructed windmill, which he uses for pumping water. The materials of which the...
Newspaper caption: Ten stacks of oats on Mr T. Foster's farm at Ladbrooks. The stacks were photographed last week, prior to their being cut into chaff, for which the dispatch of the Expeditionary...
Newspaper caption: The Canterbury stock sale, of Sir John Hall's famous Merino flock, held at Hororata on 21 February 1907.
Newspaper caption: Heslerton Station, near Dunsandel wins First Prize for its sheep at the Dunedin Winter Show, June 1903.
Newspaper caption: Heslerton Station, near Dunsandel wins First Prize for its sheep at the Dunedin Winter Show, June 1903. Heslerton Station first, with Half-bred wethers, two-tooths.