Photograph, Reginald MacKinnon
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Reginald MacKinnon was a runholder in the district, owning the Mt. Linton Station from 1878 to 1895, and also Wairaki Station for some time. Many and great were the difficulties that McKinnon experienced on these (at the time), remote properties, including the great snow arriving the same year that he did, in 1878. After losing his house on the station to fire in 1894, MacKinnon ended up moving...
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Title
Photograph, Reginald MacKinnon
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Maker
Unknown Photographer
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Date made
1924
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Subject
Agriculture, People and Families (including births, weddings, deaths), Religion and Belief, Clubs, Groups and Societies, MacKinnon, Wairaki, Mt Linton, Anglican, Farming
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organic, processed material, vegetal, paper organic, processed material, vegetal, photographic paper organic, processed material, vegetal, board inorganic processed material, glass inorganic processed material, plastic inorganic processed material, metal, steel
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Public Domain
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