Governance
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Te Hikoi was opened in December 2007, with collection items from Riverton Heritage Society, which was previously Wallace Early Settlers Association. The society is now part of Riverton Heritage Museum and Tourist Centre Trust, who own the premises and operate the museum.
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Riverton Heritage Museum and Tourist Centre Trust
Meetings are held at Te Hikoi on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 5.30pm. For information about becoming a trustee click here. |
SponSors
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Thank you to our current sponsors:
We are looking for more partners to work with to achieve our goals, please contact us if you would like to work with us. |
Thank you to our founding sponsors:
Community Trust of Southland, Lottery Grants Board, Ministry of Tourism, Southland Regional Heritage Trust, Southland District Council, Venture Southland, Wallace Early Settlers Association, H Graham Watson, Southern Trust, Riverton/Aparima Community Board, ILT Foundation, Pub Charity Aparima Tavern, Stout Trust, Maureen Shaw, Lions Club of Riverton, Oraka-Aparima Runaka Inc. And numerous individuals and businesses who donated to help us get started. |
Privacy Statement
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You have the right to ask for a copy of any personal information we hold about you, and to ask for it to be corrected if you think it is wrong. If you’d like to ask for a copy of your information, or to have it corrected, please contact us.
- name
- contact information
- interactions with us
- billing or purchase information
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Policies
The trust has the following policies in place:
- Health and Safety Policy and Plan, including COVID Response Plan
- Child Protection and Media Policy
- Finance Policy
- Collection Policy
Donations
We are always welcoming of people offering their taonga or treasures to our museum. To offer an object or image, please make an appointment so that someone can gather relevant information from you, to inform our decision on if it fits with our Collection Policy. You will be given options for what you would like us to do with it if we decide it is not suitable for our collection.
Please be aware, that like many museums, only a small amount of our collection goes on display, and most only for temporary exhibitions. We will however, endeavour to share it with the world by having images and information shared online, along with the rest of our collection.
For more information regarding bequests, please click here.
Donations can be made to our ANZ bank account:
Te Hikoi (Riverton Heritage Museum and Tourist Centre Trust - registered charity number CC26152)
06 0954 0041647 00
If making a payment from overseas ANZ's SWIFT code is:
ANZBNZ22 (also known as a Bank Identifier Code or BIC). Note: If the other party requires an 11 digit SWIFT, use ANZBNZ22XXX
Please be aware, that like many museums, only a small amount of our collection goes on display, and most only for temporary exhibitions. We will however, endeavour to share it with the world by having images and information shared online, along with the rest of our collection.
For more information regarding bequests, please click here.
Donations can be made to our ANZ bank account:
Te Hikoi (Riverton Heritage Museum and Tourist Centre Trust - registered charity number CC26152)
06 0954 0041647 00
If making a payment from overseas ANZ's SWIFT code is:
ANZBNZ22 (also known as a Bank Identifier Code or BIC). Note: If the other party requires an 11 digit SWIFT, use ANZBNZ22XXX
