Wire Strainer, Hayes; E. Hayes & Sons; 1905; WY.0000.1497

Wire Strainer, Hayes; E. Hayes & Sons; 1905; WY.0000.1497
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Wyndham and District Historical Museum

Name/Title

Wire Strainer, Hayes

About this object

This is a E Hayes wire strainer. Ernst Hayes invented this wire strainer in 1905 on his Central Otago farm, and they are still commonly used on New Zealand farms today. His sons began the E. Hayes & Sons Engineering firm which still operates today in Invercargill.

Maker

E. Hayes & Sons

Maker Role

Manufacturer

Date Made

1905

Period

1900s

Place Made

Oceania, New Zealand, South Island, Otago, Oturehua

Medium and Materials

inorganic, processed material, metal, iron

Inscription and Marks

Pressed into side: 'HAYES'
'OTUREHUA'

Subject and Association Keywords

Agriculture

Subject and Association Keywords

Machinery and Tools

Object Type

occupation-based equipment

Object number

WY.0000.1497

Rights

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Wyndham and District Historical Museum   Wyndham and District Historical Museum
Tags
1900s
Machinery and Tools

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