Fourth son of Thomas Cockburn-Hood (1820-1889). Runholder at Glendonald Station, Masterton. Photographed in 1904 amongst delegates at the conference of the Wellington Provincial District, Farmers' Union, held at Masterton on the 24 and 25th of May. See PAColl-0084-1.
Cockburn-Hood, Charles Edwin, 1851-
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Map
Seaton & Sladden :Station plan of Glendonald Estate [copy of ms map]. Surveyed for C. C...
Date: 1902 - 1915
By: Seaton & Sladden (Firm); Thorp, Nigel, active 1978-2018
Reference: MapColl-832.45gbbd/[ca 1902-15?]/Acc.36411
Description: Station plan with cadastral information of the Glendonald estate, naming station blocks and stating their acreage (between 26 and 665 acres each). Paddock names include Maori Hill, Wardell no. 1, Trooper. Identifies woolsheds, streams, native bush, bridges, gates, huts, ?Nga aruna Native Block Bdg, Maori reserve, roads, sheds. Shows Percy's house, old peg, Waite's fence, Miller's homestead 'Fernlands', Education reserve, Wainuiomapa Stream, settler cottages, and Bowland's estate around the boundary of the property. Includes comments on vegetation. Shows the road to Masterton. Shows the total area from Country Map 83 to be 8354 acres, total external fencing to be 21 miles and divisional fencing 17 miles. Quantity: 1 map(s). 0.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Diazo photoprint, scale indeterminable, 68.3 x 55 cm. Processing information: Map previously bound with other items.
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Group portrait of the delegates to the 1904 Masterton conference of the Wellington Prov...
Date: 1904
From: Federated Farmers of New Zealand: Records
By: Winzenberg, Albert Edward, 1865-1931
Reference: PAColl-0084-1
Description: Group portrait of the delegates to a conference of the Wellington Provincial District Farmers' Union. The conference was held at Masterton on 24th and 25th May, 1904. Back row, from left to right: A G Wise (Daily Times), C J Kent-Johnston (Wairarapa Age), J Pemberton, R Patterson, S J Carman, W Stubbs, H Smart, J Bayliss, J R Johnston, W Hunter (Provincial Secy). Middle row, from left to right: W H Beach, A W Elliott, G Burden, C E Welfelden, J R McLennan, F Hockley, A B Matheson, E Newman, R B McKenzie, H Monk, T Mills (Evening Post), W J Buck, G R Sykes, L E Jackson, J Hutchins, H A Nevins, H MacGregor, W Perry. Front row, left to right: Joseph Guerin (NZ Farmer), G Wheeler, A Robinson, Capt Hewitt, H J Richards, A J McCurdy (Colonial Organiser), A E Russell (Treas.), Sir James Glenny Wilson, unreadable, R Smith, W J Buick, W P Blake, unreadable, A H Atkinson, C E Cockburn-Hood. Photograph taken in Masterton by Albert Edward Winzenberg. Source of descriptive information - Captain James Hewitt identified by relative Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s).