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Journal Article

Author
Nalder, Guinevere Vivianne
Title
The Scottish contribution to New Zealand's lighthouses
In
Proceedings of the ICE: Engineering History and Heritage
Imprint
vol. 166, no. 2, Institution of Civil Engineers, London, United Kingdom, May 2013, pp. 73-82
ISBN/ISSN
1757-9430
Url
https://doi.org/10.1680/ehah.12.00001
Subject
History of Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology
Abstract

In the period 1859-1941 the New Zealand governments built 38 major lighthouses; 30 of these were constructed during the period 1865-1897. Despite New Zealand's limited industrial base at the time, these usually represented the latest technology because New Zealand's lighthouse authorities drew directly on the existing Scottish technology. D. & T. Stevenson and its successor firms were retained as consulting engineers, firms including Milne & Son, James Dove, Chance Bros, and French glass makers manufactured lanterns and apparatus to Scottish designs, and Scottish firms supplied stores. The New Zealand lighthouse service was based on the Northern Lighthouse Board model.

Source
cohn 2014

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