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Poroutawhao School Standards 5-6 Class Photo 1960

POROUTAWHAO Std 5/61960 

Back: Dennis Williams, Keith Graham, Kevin Adin, Terence Rolston, Brian Arthur, Malcolm Adin, Wairi Hirini, Robert Tatana, Charlie Matenga, Mr J Oliver

2nd Row: Jim Thornton, Murray Easton, Koro Kerehoma, Whioi Kerehoma, Helen Matenga, Glennis Herbert, Geoffrey Herbert, Norman Smyth, Lindsay Schmidt, Mick Tatana

1st Row: Jeanette Swan, Shirley Henson, Vivienne Vickers, Marjorie Bryant, Menema Hill, Hinga Graham, Robyn McLennan, Carol Easton, Alida Cockrell

Front: Rex Hopper, Alistair Lewis, Doug Easton

Poroutawhao School Middle 1 Class Photo 1966

POROUTAWHAO  Middle One1966

Back: Mark Collis, Ian McBrydie, Kevin Pratt, ..............., Dirk De Vries, Craig Twiner, Grant Mitchell, Tai Tatana, Kevin Kilsby, Max Kiriona, Phillip Withell, Douglas Stewart, Ron Thornton, Ken Osgood

Front: Lorna McBrydie, Sandra Cockrell?, .................., Sandra Gwynn, Debra Tatana, Debra Edlin, Lynda Adin, .................., .................., Vicky Stewart, .................., Janet Pearson, Raina Matenga,  

Poroutawhao School Junior Class Photo 1963

POROUTAWHAO JUNIORS1963 

Back: Michael Munich, Ivan Kane, Derek Speirs, Gerard Puts, John Bartholomew, Mel Easton, Bill Tatana, Peter Tait, Ross Gordon, Steven Hewitt, Stanford Kiriona

Middle: Peter Davies, Philip Withell, Donald Stewart, Kevin Pratt, Tai Tatana, William Empson, Brian Kilsby, Trevor Kernohan, Richard Anderson, Grant Mitchell, Russell Anderson

Front: Diane Henson, Jan Herbert, Debra Tamihana, Janet Pearson, Elizabeth Speirs, Susan Hogg, Susan Bartholomew, Colleen Morgan, Lynda Adin, Linda Gwynn, Pauline Bartholomew 

Rachelle Gowns- Cinema Advertising Slide (2)

This is the second slide from Rachelle Gowns, and they both seem to follow a seasonal theme. The first slide (searchable on Kete, just type in 'Rachelle Gowns' in the search bar) had an autumn theme- but the daffodils on this slide seem to symbolise a spring collection.


The New Zealand Companies Register shows that Rachelle Gowns was incorporated on the 26th of November, 1962 and was dissolved in 1990. Going to the cinema was a lot less formal in the 1960s than it was decades earlier- but you didn't want to be scruffy! 'God Save The Queen' still played before each screening and stayed that way until the end of the decade. Newsreels also gave the cinema a more formal atmosphere of education as well as entertainment.  That, and the overseas fashions in 1960s films would have made the cinema the perfect place to advertise. 


Rachelle Gown's slide would most likely have been screened during the end of intermission. Kete Horowhenua also has a 1981 print ad from this business which can be seen here https://horowhenua.kete.net.nz/item/7ca73eeb-f726-4eb7-bdaf-94015d0f92d8 

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