Ray Lines from Whitcliffs and truck with logs outside the Inangahua Junction Pub.

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DescriptionRay Lines from Whitcliffs and truck with logs outside the Inangahua Junction Pub.

Kevin Oregan
Westport straight ahead turn right for Murchison or Nelson. Pub was destroyed Inangahua earthquake 1968.Map^[1]ContributorAlison Hale

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Location (city or town)Whitcliffs Inangahua JunctionPersonRay LinesOrganisation (eg business)Inangahua Junction Pub

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Date Created19th May 2019CommentsMarilyn Corson
Is that the main road to westport ahead

Greg Hine
Where exactly was the pub in relation to the greymouth/Westport/inangahua T intersection?

Brian Borgfeldt
Greg Hine As you come from the township the pub was directly in front as you come up to the intersection. It was called the Spot Inn.

Colin J Wilson
Greg Hine It was right at the junction of the cross roads, coming from Murchison, turn right for Westport & left to Reefton. The Pub was right in front of you. On the left corner was Russell Teague’s Tearooms, on the right hand side was the old butcher… See more

Greg Hine
Colin J Wilson Thanks Colin, an insight into grander, more promising days in our beautiful part of the country

Brian Borgfeldt
Colin J Wilson My mum used to work in the tea rooms in the early 50s. Iysed to sit on the veranda at the pub waiting for the bus to go to school. We lived in the mil house on the left as you go to Reefton until 1952.

Robyn Edwards
Wowthese old photos are amazing.

Kevin Oregan
Great photo. Westport straight ahead turn right for Murchison or Nelson. Pub was destroyed Inangahua earthquake 1968. Kevin O'Regan

Robin James
Remembering the dot on the building and caption that said “Time for a spot “

Lynne Kearns-Corbett
Sat on that veranda many a time whilst waiting for my ride from Greymouth to Nelson for the races.

Janette Schroeder
Gosh look at that road!

Caroline Dunlop
Lord, you wouldn't want to stop in a hurry and have that big one come through behind you!

Ted McCreath
Couldn't have been many rainy days on the COAST in those days.

David Wood
That is one very smart looking logging truck!

Peter Armstrong
Would that be White cliffs, there was a timber company in Auckland until quite recently named Whitecliffs

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Ray Lines from Whitcliffs and truck with logs outside the Inangahua Junction Pub.

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