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A small girl, identified by Sandra Hansen as being Gayleen Clayton from Shannon, stands with her hands on her hips. To the right of the photograph is a post and rail fence.

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

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Gayleen Clayton With Lawnmower, Shannon
Crowther family
Unidentified Girl
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Unidentified Young Woman With Two Girls
Committee Members of Shannon Queen Carnival, c.1938
Shannon Girls at school, c.1901
Emily Crowther and Gertrude Hallam
Miss Mona Neale & her music pupils, c.1924
Gunning family, Bryce Street, Shannon, c.1912

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gayleen clayton,
girls,
shannon,
shannon people - c,
shannon historical collection - photographs,
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Gayleen Clayton With Lawnmower, Shannon
Crowther family
Unidentified Girl
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920's
Unidentified Young Woman With Two Girls
Committee Members of Shannon Queen Carnival, c.1938
Shannon Girls at school, c.1901
Emily Crowther and Gertrude Hallam
Miss Mona Neale & her music pupils, c.1924
Gunning family, Bryce Street, Shannon, c.1912