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Letter written with black ballpoint pen: “Dear Margaret [?] & Alex, These are the only photos I could find. The smaller one is of Alfred Cockayne, Dad & ?The larger one, 2nd on left I think could be Bruce Levy. Man with bowler either Sir Chas. Fergusson or Sir George Fowlds (maybe). Alfred Cockayne is 4th from left I think. Maybe the committee at Wairoa [?] will be more successful at identifying these men. They are welcome to keep these photos if they wish. Lots of love, Annette & Bruce.”

Also written on the letter with blue ballpoint pen: “27/5/89 Note – These identifications were NOT substantiated by Mr A.H. Cockayne’s two daughters, Madeline and Lindsay. D.J. Dennis.”

Penciled on pink piece of paper: “Identification from Joan. 3rd from left in larger photo is Sir Charles Fergusson. J.”

Group of four men in an orchard. From left to right:- Unknown, Bruce Levy, Sir Charles Fergusson, Alfred Cockayne, (identifications not substantiated).

1 B&W photo print, mounted (with 2000.048.0002 – on reverse of card)

Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”

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alfred. cockayne,
bruce levy,
charles fergusson,
costume,
hhs photograph collection,
horowhenua,
men orchard,
people,
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