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Thomas Mandeno (20 June 1879 – 20
August 1973) was a New
Zealand modernist architect.
Mandeno was born in 1879 at Te
Awamutu to John Howe
Mandeno and Margaret...
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Lloyd Mandeno OBE (3
October 1888 – 30
December 1973) was a New
Zealand electrical engineer,
inventor and
local politician. He was born in Rangiaowhia...
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electricity department,
Mandeno was also a
consultant to Te Puke Town
Board and the
newly constituted Tauranga Power Board. In 1925
Mandeno resigned after being...
- voltages, but the
primary return currents are
through the rails.
Lloyd Mandeno, OBE (1888–1973)
fully developed SWER in New
Zealand around 1925 for rural...
- in the
years since, most
notably extensions in 1938
designed by
Harry Mandeno. The most
recent renovation was to
provide earthquake strengthening in...
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family returned to
Dunedin where her
father joined the
architectural firm,
Mandeno and Frazer. Lusk
completed one more year at
Arthur Street Primary School...
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first Chief Electrical Engineer was Mr A Beale,
followed by
Lloyd Mandeno, (1913–1916) and
Israel (Jack) Webster, who sta**** for
nearly 40 years...
- ejcn.1601083. PMID 11002384. S2CID 19548242. O'Neill, F.H.; Brynes, A.;
Mandeno, R.; Rendell, N.; Taylor, G.; Seed, M.; Thompson, G.R. (2004). "Comparison...
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Ruahihi Station.
McLaren Falls Station 750 kW -
decommissioned Lloyd Mandeno Station 16 MW
Ruahihi Station 20 MW
Lower Mangapapa Station 5.6 MW Kaimai...
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competition for the
design of the Town Hall,
which was won by
Harry Mandeno (1879–1973) in 1914. The
winning design projected two
auditoria each in...
