Black and white laminated photocopy.

Head and shoulders portrait of Mr J. T. Stewart, 1800’s.

Laminated black and white photocopy.

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Photo of Richard and Ann (nee Snelson) Hughes, of Lockley Wood Market, Drayton, who were the parents of George Hughes, who came to NZ in May 1874 and settled in Foxton.

Laminated copy

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Portrait of Rev James Duncan, early European missionary in the Manawatu district.

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Mounted black and white photograph.

Copy of a portrait of Te Akau Meretini, wife of Thomas Upperdine Cook. Te Akau was the step-grandaughter of Te Rauparaha.

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Mounted black and white photograph.

Head and shoulders portrait of Thomas Upperdine Cook, early European settler and storekeeper, Foxton.

Black and white photograph.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Capt Francis Robinson and his wife Ellen (nee Cummerfield). Pioneer settlers of the Manawatu. Capt. Robinson took up a cattle run on the right bank of the river (between the Borough of Foxton abd present Foxton Beach settlement) about 1845. He died in 1888 and his wife in 1910.”

Studio portrait of Captain Francis Robinson and his wife Ellen, nee Cummerfield. Taken prior to 1888 when Captain Robinson died.

Two mounted original photographs and a copy.

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(dis 7/00) Portrait of Eliza Langley(1236-1920)/notes on back/

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portrait of C H Symons(copy)

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John Tiffen Stewart surveyor portrait/

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Inscription onreverse reads: “Monrad Homestead and Karere Lagoon about 1880”

Monrad’s homestead at Karere lagoon near Palmerston North. The two storied wooden building with a verandah along the front, is set amongst both native and exotic trees. On the water in front of the house a woman and two children are seated in a waka.

VERY FRAGILE: HANDLE WITH CARE

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Te Rangirurupani a Muaupoko chief of the Horowhenua.

Original and laminated copy

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Kereopa Tukumaru, chief of Ngati Raukawa.

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Portrait of Dr J F Rockstrow of Foxton.

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