Gallery

This photo was taken from the Mt Aubrey walking track

This Photo is taken from the direction of Donald Stuart's Home. You can see his father, Kenneth Stuart's Home (later the Jagger Home) under the Norfolk pine and in the in the distance the Lime works manager's house - (The Goings Homestead)

Workers at the JJ Craig Limeworks in Taurikura (L to R) Alex Urquhart, Fred Vinson, Duncan McKenzie, Danny McKenzie(back)Andrew Turnball, Edward Robinson, Duncan Stuart, Herbie Audin. Note the dog in the Wheelbarrow

The wedding of Bella McGregor to Gus McKay 20 June 1907, at Capt. George McLeod's Home. A full list of who was in attendance in this photo is available on request

Note the Church and Hall to the left. The home in the background is the home of Cpt. Donald Stuart who was lost at sea on the Ivanhoe in 1874.

The land was purchased in 1856, and the home was built in 1857. The home is still in existence today.

Note the Limestone Works in the background

This photo was taken from the Settlers memorial at Whangarei Heads looking out towards the harbour entrance

This is the 2nd McKenzie Homestead, built in early 1900s after the original home burnt down

John "Arachait" McLeod was a nephew of Rev Norman McLeod. The use of the name "Arachait" was used to Differentiate him from other John McLeod's, of which there were a few.

This was the Original home of Captain Kenneth Stuart and his wife Margaret nee McGregor. The Home was bought by the Jagger Family in 1908 and became the home of his Great Granddaughter when Florence McKenzie married Ben Jagger.