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1 EARLY RUNHOLDERS. Sir J. Hall, Ed. Chapman, Alex Lean, C. P. Cox, T. H. Potts, W. S. Peter. Canterbury Museum and others.

2 WESTERFIELD RUN. An early map on which pre-emptive rights and rural (purchased) sections were marked later. Note gridironing. Canty. Mus.

3 CLENT HILLS HOMESTEAD, c. 1863. Canty. Mus.

4 SHEPHERDS BUSH HOMESTEAD. With B. Moorhouse and family, c. 1870. Mr F. Greenslade.

5 EDE FAMILY AND HOUSE, WILLOWBY, c. 1870. Mrs L. Campbell.

6 OUTSTATION, ALFORD RUN IN 1860s. Mr F. Greenslade.

7 W. TURTON’S ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, ASHBURTON, early 1860s.

8 THE NEW INN, ASHBURTON, c. 1870.

9 JOSEPH HUNT’S COTTAGE, ASHBURTON. From painting in Ashburton Borough Council.

10 WALTER RAPLEY’S SOD HOUSE. The corner of Rapley Street and Wakanui Road, Ashburton. From painting in A.B.C.

11 EARLY ASHBURTON RESIDENTS. Mr and Mrs W. Turton, Thos Bullock, D. Williamson, Dr J. E. Trevor, A. Saunders. A.B.C.

12 ASHBURTON’S ONLY TOWN HALL. Shortly after completion. The Somerset Hotel and Montgomery’s Building show through the arch which was erected to welcome the governor, Lord Normanby, 6 Sept 1878.

13 THE TOWN HALL. Before demolition in 1966. Mr A. D. Fitzgerald.

14 RUNHOLDER POLITICIANS. John Studholme, Sir J. Cracroft Wilson, E. G. Wright, W. C. Walker, J. C. Wason, Sir Wm Nosworthy. Canty. Mus.

15 TWENTY-THREE REAPERS AND BINDERS IN ACTION ON SPRINGFIELD ESTATE. Mr J. Blair.

16 CAMERON’S SHED AT LYNDHURST RAILWAY STATION. Mrs Adams.

17 HIGH FARMERS AND RUNHOLDERS. D. Cameron, J. and J. C. N. Grigg, M. Stitt, J. A. McIlraith, A. E. Peache. Ashburton County Council.

18 STATION HOMESTEADS. Drayton, Buccleuch, Westerfield, Maronan.

19 MAYORS OF ASHBURTON. H. and R. Friedlander, C. Reid, J. Orr, Jos. Sealy, D. Thomas. A.B.C.

20 ASHBURTON WOOLLEN MILLS.