Located in Naenae, Lower Hutt
Rata Street School (Lower Hutt, N.Z.)
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New Zealand scenery - Wellington Region
Date: [ca 1930], 1946-1960
From: New Zealand Free Lance : Photographic prints and negatives
Reference: PAColl-0785-1-175
Description: Photographs for publication in NZ Free Lance, ca 1946-1959 Kapiti coastline (including view looking north from Paekakariki); Lower Hutt - St James' Church; council buildings; Riddiford Baths; library; St Stephen's Presbyterian Church; aerial view of southern end of Lower Hutt (over Moera); elevated view of Naenae (showing Rata Street School in foreground). Rimutaka Hill Road; Kaitoke, 1948 (shows swing bridge); filtration plant site (Hutt River) re Kaitoke Waterworks construction; bridge at Pakutatahi; Akatarawa Valley road (with Morris Minor at roadside); house in Akatarawa Valley; Hutt Valley Pony Club members with their ponys on Akatarawa Road; Kapiti coast looking north from Paekakariki. Middle Run, Gladstone in Wairarapa - Daffodils in paddocks at Middle Run (owned by Mrs W H Booth), and view of homestead Elevated view of Miramar looking south-west; Lambton Quay with Kirkcaldie & Stains on left; Pigeon Park; Wellington Botanic Garden and tulip beds; view from Mount Victoria looking towards the Basin Reserve, Mount Cook and Brooklyn, with houses in Mount Victoria in foreground (taken ca 1930). Demonstration house at Karori designed and built by The Architectural Centre, 1949 Quantity: 44 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin prints
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New assembly hall, Rata Street primary school, Naenae, Lower Hutt
Date: 9 August 1963
From: Turnbull Library Pictures: Original photographic prints and postcards from the File Prints Collection
Reference: PAColl-10563-064-24
Description: Photograph taken by Evening Post, 9 August 1963, showing the new assembly hall at Rata Street primary school, Naenae. The hall was opened by Mr Walter Nash, Member of Parliament for Hutt. A newspaper clipping relating to the photograph is pasted on the reverse. Inscriptions read "2523", "Evening Post donation 1973", and "no neg". Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s).