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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “B.P. Moynihan 11/10/56. Building of bridge on Hennessy Road over Mangaore Stream. J. Hennessy 2nd from left. W. Moynihan handing out beer. Baby is J. Moynihan now a Colomban Missioner – Philiphines “

Stamped on back with green ink: “327”

Beer break for workers building bridge over Mangaore Stream on Hennessy Road, Shannon. Among those in the photograph, J Hennessy is 2nd from the left, and W Moynihan has his back to the camera and is handing out the beer. The baby is James Moynihan who was later a Columbian missionary in the Phillipines.

1 B&W photo print

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

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Miss Mona Neale & her music pupils, c.1924
Gunning family, Bryce Street, Shannon, c.1912
W.H. Gunning and Staff, Shannon, 1905
W.H. Gunning and Co. Ltd., General Merchants, Shannon
Gunning family, Shannon, c.1900
Gunning family, Shannon, c.1900
Flag raising ceremony at Shannon School, July 1901
Mr Perry, Mrs Curran and Mr Mitchell
W.H. Gunning and Staff, Shannon, 1905
Dedication of Memorial Plaque at Memorial Hall, Shannon
Shannon Presbyterian Church fundraising sale, c.1910
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