The postmaster was a lady:
When Miss H.E. Bowen was appointed postmistress of Levin's smart new Post Office in 1903, she became talk of the town.
Contains:
Miss H. E. Bowen
Post Office
Robert Kent
Drapery shop with Mrs Bowen
Levin's old manual telephone exchange
Mr Pat Patterson
Thirty two years as a draper in Levin was recorded by Mr John Corry
Mayoress
Mr Phillips
Weraroa Post Office
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Levin Post Office, on the south – eastern corner of the intersection of Oxford | Weraroa Post Office |
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Former postmistress and mayoress of Levin, Miss Daisy Bowen photographed at a 1957 Chrysanthemum Show with Mrs K.Z. Lynch, the Levin Horticultural Society's president in that year. |
Came along the beach:
Levin's first postal service was supplied by the coaches that used to run along the beach from Wellington to Foxton and north to Wanganui twice a week, in the 1870's.
Contains:
Levin's first postal service
Agnes McDonald
Cobb and Company coaches
Bartholomews Sawmill
Mr F. G. Roe
First official post office was a small wooden building in Queen Street, West
