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The JT Diamond Collection
 Onehunga Wharf in 1900
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19A-03883
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 Onehunga Wharf in 1902
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01800
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 An unidentified cutter under full sail on the Manukau
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02633-1
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 A busy Onehunga Wharf in the first decade of the 20th Century
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-00467
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 An unidentified ship at anchor in 1900, with Mt Mangere behind
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01196
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 An unidentified ship off Onehunga Wharf in 1902
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01197-1
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 15 November 1904 was an eventful day in the life of the brig
"Sarah and Mary" ...
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-04712
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 She set sail as usual, but Mother Nature got the better of her at the Manukau Heads, from where she was towed back into port by "Rarawa" and beached (left). Somewhere along the way, however, she capsized (above).
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01374
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 "Hawk" under full sail approaching the Manukau Heads in 1908
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02645
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 The barque "Triton", the largest sailing vessel to navigate the Manukau, arriving at Onehunga in 1908
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02655 - taken by A.E. MacIndoe
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 The topsail schooner "Eunice" alongside in the early 1900s
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-03926
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 An unidentified scow arriving at Onehunga in 1910
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01193
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 The tugboat "Alice", under Captain P. Higham, sets off on a jaunt down the Manukau in 1930 with passengers aplenty on board
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02776
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 Onehunga Wharf, Mt Mangere and the original Mangere Bridge - a shot taken in the second decade of the 20th Century
JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-01253 - photo taken by A.A. Kirk
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 JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02703
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 JT Diamond collection, Auckland Libraries, JTD-19M-02649
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