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Felled Trees at Whare Ra

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DescriptionPhotograph shows corner section with trees felled and vegetation cleared. Buildings visible are Whare Ra house and annex. Tauroa Road street sign pointing to left and Tanner Street signpost pointing to the right. Leaning sideways on the street sign post is a handwritten sign saying Cedar logs $10 a bin. Handwritten on rear: Whare Ra sub-division. Developer Bob Palmer. Chapman-Taylor house in background. Sub TypePhotographPrintCreatorLee RedwoodLibrary ID2347CollectionFelkin CollectionChapman-Taylor CollectionRedwood CollectionYear of Item1979TagsStella MatutinaHermetic Order of the Golden DawnWhare RaJ W Chapman TaylorDr Robert William FelkinHousesItem Size167x115mmNoteWhare Ra is the private residence that was once the temple of of the New Zealand branch of the Stella Matutina, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and was the home of Dr Robert Felkin and family. On the right hand side of the house stands the annex, which was added to Whare Ra and used as the surgery for Dr Felkin. The annex was later moved to a separate address on Tanner Street.Geotags^[1]

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