More Info →Plimmer Terrace looking south from Albion Hotel, 1894

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On back of copy #.0006a : Penciled – Plimmer Tce. looking South Shannon Written with blue ballpoint pen – 1894 Written with black felt-tip pen – 6 Stamped with purple ink - John Cleland Photo Studio Ltd. Ph. 78-878

Copy #.0006b glued to yellow card with 1894 written on it below photo with black felt-tip pen.

On back of copy #.0006c : Written with black felt-tip pen – N.D. Clayton. Stamped with purple ink - Shannon Centennial 1887 – 1987

On back of copy #.0006d : Written with blue ballpoint pen – Shannon 1894 Negative source uncertain. Written with red felt-tip pen – 112 Written with red ballpoint pen on yellow paper attached to back – 50% Printed on self-adhesive label - Mrs N. Allan 7 East Road Shannon N.I. New Zealand

Plimmer Terrace looking south from Albion Hotel, 1894 4 B&W photo prints, copies

Building that will become Roach’s Bakery to the left of the group of horses.

Printed at bottom of original photo - Plimmer Terrace Shannon 1894

Used in book – “From Bush & Swamp”, page 50, with caption - Plimmer Terrace looking south from the Albion Hotel to the Club Hotel in the distance in 1894. It was about this time that the commercial premises began to move away from Nathan Terrace.

Copy #.0006b glued to yellow card with 1894 written on it below photo with black felt-tip pen.

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

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