An aerial view of the pastures beyond West Taieri, Otago. In the foreground, the Taieri River ambles its way toward the nearby township of Henley, while farm fields stretch all the way to the Maungatua mountain range.
The Outram Pub
There’s a popular misconception that the town of Outram was the first town in New Zealand to have electric street lights. In fact, Outram’s streets were not lit until around 1900, 11 years after the West Coast town of Reefton had lights switched on in 1888. The Outram Pub however is one of the town’s historic sights, as the original pub was opened in 1878. It was then rebuilt on the corner of Hoylake and Holyhead Streets where it still stands today.
