Names on reverse

Foxton School Girls Hockey Team, 1914. Winners of Gillespie Cup. Amongst those appearing in this photograph are:- J Gillispie, S Parlane, A Powell, W Walls, E Thompson, S Easton, M Barber, C Burgess, H Spring, H Thompson, M Reid, E Cummerfield, F Owen, and G McSaveney.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Looking towards Matarakapa Pa near Foxton. Winter floods in 1914.

Manawatu River in flood during the winter of 1914. This photograph is taken looking south towards Matakarapa Pa.

Two copies

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View of the Easton Street area of Foxton from Government Hill, 1914. The two railway houses in the foreground are at the west end of Hulke Street. The new Methodist Church and the Coronation Tow Hall can clearly be seen in the centre of the photograph.

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See also f1999.0186 and f1999.0359

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Printed on paper glued above photo - SHANNON JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB, Winners of Horowhenua Junior Championship, Season 1914.

Printed on paper glued below photo - Top Row : J. Caldwell G. Kerry, W.F. Pope G. Hemingson T. Dalziell, R. Hook, Takarei, G. Bourke G. Simpson, Roha, W. Healey. Second Row: H. Newson, H.F. Graham (Sec.), V. Pope (capt.), J.W. Murray (Pres.), A. McDonald (v. capt.), M. Moynihan (supporter), T. Veale. T. Moynihan, H. McDonald, L. Buckman, T. Emmery, T. Clark. {penciled} Absent, R. Moynihan.

Embossed bottom right corner on mounting board – London …. (Levin)

Written on back with ballpoint pen - V. Pope Photo V. Tippler

Shannon Junior Football Club, winners Horowhenua Junior Championship, 1914 1 B&W photo print, mounted

Left to Right - Back Row(s): T. Dalziell, R. Hook, J. Caldwell, Takarei, G. Kerry, G. Bourke, W.F. Pope, G. Simpson, G. Hemingson, Roha, W. Healey. Centre Row: H. Newson, H.F. Graham (Sec.), V. Pope (capt.), J.W. Murray (Pres.), A. McDonald (v. capt.), M. Moynihan (supporter), T. Veale. Front Row: T. Moynihan, H. McDonald, L. Buckman, T. Emmery, T. Clark. Absent: R. Moynihan.

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Printed on label attached to backing paper - Framed by KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Limited Wellington

Written on back with black ink pen - Mrs Rigg Her daughter – M[arried] Hector McDonald Jnr Their daughter Flora – M[arried] Ranald MacDonald Their eldest daughter – Mary (baby born 22nd Sept. 1914

Written on notepaper by Mrs Mary Dorset (nee MacDonald) - This photo 1914 The young woman with child was Flora McDonald born 1886. 1st child in the Horowhenua. Her mother, next to her is Mrs Hector McDonald, eldest son of Hector McDonald 1st settler in the Horowhenua. The elderly lady wrapped in a shawl is Mrs McDonald’s mother. Her name is Rigg and the family are imports to N.Z. She would be my great grandmother. My Mother – Flora McDonald married an Australian with the name Ranald MacDonald & only changed one letter “A” in the MacDonald – hense my name is Mary MacDonald – 90 years in September.

Four generations of McDonald women, 1914

Mrs Rigg – elderly lady seated, with cane and wearing shawl (mother of Mrs Hector McDonald Jnr). Flora MacDonald (nee McDonald) {married an Australian – Ranald MacDonald} is standing at left holding her eldest daughter – Mary (born 22nd September 1914). Mrs Mary Allan McDonald (nee Rigg) wife of Hector Hugh McDonald Jnr (married 29 April 1885) is standing at right (mother of Flora born 1886).

Framed photograph showing ACTIVE borer damage to frame.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated Mr E White”

A group of 26 men pose in this formal photograph outside a wooden building, possibly the then “Chronicle” office.

Sepia Mounted Sepia

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Scottish soldier seated in front of a backdrop of a garden.

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Group photograph of a soccer team. ‘Barrhead & District League 1913-14’ on the shield. There is a trophy each side of the shield and a soccer ball in the centre front. Inset is a trophy and a photograph. Uncle Stewart Kellock is 4th from the left in the back row.

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Photograph of Bd. V.D. Hastee of the 94th Battery R.7.A. Deepcut. Frimley. Hants. Note says, ‘I should like a letter if you can spare time’. This is a New Year greeting originally a Christmas but the Christmas has been crossed out and replaced with the New Year. Addressed to Mrs A. Kellock, 109 Filpark Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow.

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Two soldiers in Battledress wearing their war ribbons.

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Baby on a chair.

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Mother with Freddy.

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Soldier in front of a backdrop.

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Young gentleman. Serious disposition. He is wearing a fob chain over his waistcoat.

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Seaman standing with arm resting on a post.

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Gentleman with a young girl at his side. The man is sitting in a very ornate chair.

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Young man in military dress, he is wearing leather putties and a slouch hat. On the back of the postcard ‘(Beginning is indecipherable) Nan – A thousand thanks for all your trouble with my “wife” and myself. Am now awaiting sailing orders at Sutton Very?. Every good wish for a bright and happy future. Yours very sincerely (difficult to read signature) Sy A ?

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Painted postcard of a sailor by a shrine. I think this is a commercially produced card by the comments on the back of the card. ‘16 July 1916. Dear Agnes, I hope this leaves you in the best of health as it leaves me at present I am sorry I cant get any letters to C in ? but we cant get out to well as I would do better and hope you are in the best of health this will resemble me waiting on you write soon Goodbye with love from M Actin x x x

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Painted postcard of a girl. The name Gloria is etched on the lower right corner. On the back of the postcard. ‘Dear Agnes, This is another kind? P C from franie they are about the only thing of any good in the Country. I will be home on leave if God spares me about the end of Feb or March. you might tell Lluant to write. Good bye Dear Your M Actin x x x

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Mother and her four children – a studio photograph. The two smaller children are holding toys.

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Young man standing in front of a line of vines. He is holding a little dog under his arm, it looks like a scottish terrier.

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Young woman. Could be a nurse?

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Young military soldier – corporal – on the back of the postcard ‘This is the chap who made your ring.’

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Nan Hunter with her family. On the back of the postcard – ‘We are wondering when any of you will be through be sure and write and let us know. Do you know your own daughter when you see her in a group. Will Uncle and you not be coming soon we will look for you some of these saturdays soon, be sure and make aggie write to us soon. Nan. ’ addressed to Mrs kellock, 15 Frankfort St. Crossmyloof, Glasgow.

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A lady standing in front of a backdrop. Is resting her elbow on the back of a chair, could she be a member of a cast of players.

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Three players standing in front of a backdrop.

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Corporal ? On the back of the postcard – ‘This chap won the military medal’

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Young man in Military dress – Scottish garb. (number etched into photo on bottom left 4858.

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Seaman seated with cap on table beside him and gloves and umbrella held in front of him. He could be a Naval Captain or rating.

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Family photo – Mother sitting with youngest grandchild on her knee. Daughter standing beside her with her eldest daughter standing in front. 1914-1918?

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