North End Loop Site Eleven When the Waihi Beach Outdoor Bowling Club was moved to the RSA in 2000, the Waihi Beach Tennis Club took the lease of the land from Western Bay of [...]

Island View Site One Koutinui (the original name) was focus of intense Māori occupation as indicated by significant archaeological finds in the early 1900s, and an abundance of shell middens across the area.Koutinui was [...]

Island View Site Two Emerton Road, built in 1951, was named after Len Emerton. Johnny Pio was hauling his “full milk” across the Ford to get it to Katikati. Len Emerton and Doug Littlejohn [...]

Athenree Homestead Site 1 Athenree Homestead is a significant home and grounds on the Athenree Homestead Reserve: Local Purpose Reserve Historic Homestead at 360 Athenree Road. This QR site is a brief introduction to [...]

Athenree Stretch Site One J.B. Weedon, Milk Vendor, at Waihi Beach in the 1940s with his rousie are pictured where the Waihi Beach Hotel is today. His horse was also called Jack. Captain Hugh [...]

Athenree Stretch Site Two J.B. Weedon, Milk Vendor, at Waihi Beach in the 1940s with his rousie are pictured where the Waihi Beach Hotel is today. His horse was also called Jack. At the [...]

Athenree Stretch Site Three J.B. Weedon, Milk Vendor, at Waihi Beach in the 1940s with his rousie are pictured where the Waihi Beach Hotel is today. His horse was also called Jack. The first [...]

Athenree Stretch Site Four J.B. Weedon, Milk Vendor, at Waihi Beach in the 1940s with his rousie are pictured where the Waihi Beach Hotel is today. His horse was also called Jack. Although Allan [...]