 | !st Kelburn Scout Group 1909 - 1984 On Kowhai Walk above Scout Hall |
 | Various plaques - see individual records in database Rear of Treehouse Visitors Centre in the National Bank Courtyard Individual plaques are separately recorded in this database |
 | A baby kauri (about 60 to 80 years old) has wrinkled bark. National Bank Courtyard behind Treehouse Plaque on seats around tree |
 | Kauri gum oozes from injuries to prevent disease entering the wound. Sometimes inse..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of the Treehouse Bronze plaque on surrounding seats |
 | Kauri is a sub- tropical tree. It grows naturally in Northland, Coromandel and Bay of Plenty. In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of the Treehouse Bronze plaque on surrounding seats. |
 | Kauri (Agathus australis) belongs to one of the oldest tree families in the World. In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of the Treehouse Bronze plaque on surrounding seats |
 | The kauri you plant today will be 60 metres tall in 2000 years time! Its trunk will..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear fo the Treehosue Bronze plaque on surrounding seats |
 | Kauri can grow as tall as an 18 story building (that is 60 metres), but most growin..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of theTreehouse Bronze plaque on surrounding seats. |
 | Kauri gum can be used in varnish, paint and linolelum. Gum can be dug up from land ..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of theTreehouse Bronze plaque on the surrounding seats. |
 | Kauri have female and male cones on the same tree. When the female cone is pollinat..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of the Treehouse. Bronze plaque on the surrounding seats |
 | Maori used kauri to make huge war canoes. Some were 25 metres long They were made b..... In the National Bank Courtyard at the rear of the Treehouse Bronze plaque on surrounding seats. |
 | In Memory of - These 56 persons who died between October 1890 and September 1891 were originally buried in Reserve V of the Public Cemetery (towards Tinakori Road) and re-interred on this s..... Located on left side of the exit road leading to Kinross Street, on bank overlooking Anderson Park, close to the Seddon Memorial and the entrance to the Bolton Street Memorial Park. RESERVE V RE-INTERMENTS, 1906 Name; ..... The listed people were buried in Reserve V, which was where Anderson Park is now. It was designated as Cemetery Reserve but not opened up for burials until 1890-91 under protest from those ..... |
 | In Loving Memory of Alison Andrew and her life's work in these..... Peace Flame shelter, left seat facing Rose Garden |
 | Donated by George and Alexandra Angelou Kelburn residents since 19..... Cable Car lookout Bronze plaque on seat |
 | Annie, wife of William Bramley, first curator (1870-1889) is said to have often sat in this place while her husband worked in the nearby nursery. Friends of the Wellington Botanic Garden 20..... Off Kew Way, on the knob. William Bramley Way was named in his honour (Main Garden) William Bramley (1819 – 1908) was born in Loughborough in Nottinghamshire. A trained professional gardener on the estate of Lord Fitzmaurice in Yorkshire. He married in 186..... |
 | William Arthur. 19 October 1965 - 20 August 1999. A lover of trees..... Grass Way, above ash collection Bronze plaque on seat |
 | Lesley Anne Atkins ' free as a beautiful butterfly returning home to God... In wetland garden, beyond the Duck Pond Bronze plaque on seat |
 | This tree commemorates the opening of the Australian Garden by His Worship the Mayor Sir James Belich and the Australian High Commissioner Mr Rob Laurie .....In the Australian Garden on top of stonework alongside the Australian Path, northern end The tree Eucalyptus ficifolia is now more correctly known as Corymbia ficifolia |
 | In loving memory of James Denis Williams Baird
Ludlam Way by scroll bed, under Linden Tree |
 | John Turner Bamber 1936 - 2003<..... Lower succulent garden |
Some of the individual plaques on the arms of the benches have badly weathered and are hard to read