Story: Hawke’s Bay region All images & media From page 1 – Overview Hawke's Bay region Images of Hawke’s Bay View from Te Mata Peak Wine country The wine experience Ngāti Kahungunu sports day From page 2 – Landscape and climate Hawke’s Bay landforms View from the Armstrong Saddle, Ruahine Range Cape Kidnappers Hawke’s Bay rainfall Dry country Flood-damaged bridge, Clive, 1897 (1st of 4) Flash flood, Kōpuawhara Stream, 1938 (2nd of 4) Wairoa River bridge, 1988 (3rd of 4) Flooding at Pōrangahau, 2004 (4th of 4) From page 3 – Plants and animals Hawke’s Bay vegetation Native vegetation, Lake Waikaremoana Pest plant Pōrangahau estuary Cape Kidnappers gannet colony Rook call (1st of 3) Rook distribution (2nd of 3) Rook control (3rd of 3) From page 4 – Māori settlement and occupation Hawke’s Bay Māori settlements, around 1850 Ngāti Kahungunu ancestors Rongomaiwahine Table Cape (Kahutara Point) From page 5 – European contact Naming Cape Kidnappers Pākehā–Māori Alexander Alexander’s store, 1850s Site of William Colenso’s mission station, Clive Catholic mission station, Meeanee, 1850s From page 6 – European settlement Land purchases Ōmarunui, 1866 (1st of 2) Sketch of Ōmarunui pā, 1860s (2nd of 2) Repudiation movement Pastoral stations Norsewood, about 1885 From page 7 – Pastoral farming Ewe fair, Waipukurau, 1969 Closure of the Whakatū freezing works, 1986 Hunt at Ōmarunui Māngārara station, Central Hawke’s Bay Farm forestry From page 8 – Horticulture Horticulture on the Heretaunga plain Fruit bowl float Harvest time (1st of 2) God’s work (2nd of 2) Frimley Canning Factory, about 1910 Canned splendour Pea processing at Wattie's, 1959 Farmers' market From page 9 – Government, education and health Hawke’s Bay Provincial Council Local government boundary changes Private schools in Havelock North Napier Hospital, 1969 From page 10 – Transport and infrastructure Pack horses, about 1895 Transport by water Crossing the Devil’s Elbow, 1905 Droving sheep on an unsealed road Port of Napier Railway line through Hastings, 1976 From page 11 – Arts, culture and built heritage Rongomaiwahine, about 1910 (1st of 2) Rongomaiwahine, 2009 (2nd of 2) Aramoana station homestead Art deco style (1st of 5) Prairie style (2nd of 5) Spanish mission style (3rd of 5) Chicago School (4th of 5) Stripped classical style (5th of 5) ‘Study for memorial mural’, 1960 Whare Ra exterior (1st of 2) Whare Ra interior (2nd of 2) From page 12 – Sport, leisure and tourism Hawke’s Bay racing Horse sports, Hawke’s Bay A & P Show, 1945 Surf lifesaving, Ocean Beach Tourists at Lake Waikaremoana, 1912 Napier Carnival poster, 1933 Roadside Stories: Hawke's Bay rugby From page 13 – 20th-century developments Hastings town centre, 1930s ‘The Hawke’s Bay disaster’ Earthquake destruction in Hastings, 1931 City images From page 14 – Society Hawke’s Bay population Expensive real estate, Havelock North, 2009 Ngāti Kahungunu Waitangi Day festival Social deprivation Pita Sharples talks to gang members, 2004 Ngāti Kahungunu tipuna (ancestors)
