1. The future
Tiritea campus site with, as inset, the
McHardy homestead, which would eventually
become the Vice-Chancellor’s residence.
1920s
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2. Professors
Riddet and Peren inspect possible sites
for the proposed agricultural college. 1920s
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3. The opening
of the Main Buildng by Governor General
Lord Bledisloe. 1931
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4. The first
intake of students pictured with WJ McCulloch,
the farm manager, also known as “the
boss”. 1920s
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5. The official
opening of Massey Agricultural College in
the Batchelar homestead (no longer extant).
1928
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6. Laying the
foundation of the Main Building. 1929
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7. Outside the
Old Hostel on a Sunday morning. 1933
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8. Sir Geoffrey
Peren, Principal
1929-1958, shown here in later life alongside
the sheep breed – the Perendale –
that took his name.
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9. Students from
Moginie House. 1940s
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10. The first
Procesh. 1935
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11. The swimming
baths – built by the students under
instruction. 1935
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12. Students
from Moginie House. 1940s
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13. Baby Austin,
part of Procesh. 1954
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14. Student
capping committee. 1954
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15. Sir A Stewart,
Vice-Chancellor 1959-83
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16. Capping production.
1964
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17. Capping magazine
edited by Tom Scott. 1971
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18. A tug-of-war
held as part of Massey’s 50th anniversary.
1977
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19. Student production
of “As you like it”. 1980
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20. University
Challenge. 1980s
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21. Sir Neil
Waters, Vice-Chancellor 1984-95
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22. The Albany
Atrium building under construction. 2000
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23. The Albany
Study Centre: Campus Principal Professor
Ian Watson stands before the tower. 2000
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24. The merger
of Wellington Polytechnic with Massey University.
Wellington Campus Principal Bruce Phillipps
at left and Vice-Chancellor James McWha.
1999
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