Inscription on reverse reads: “For R E Henderson. Donated V Doyle 52 Queen Street Levin nee V Henderson. Cr diagonally across from the P.O.”

Two cyclists prepare to start a race while a crowd stands on the street to watch. The photograph has been taken in Oxford Street at the intersection with Queen Street, looking north. The north west corner of the intersection has a book arcade which faces both Queen and Oxford Streets.

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Penciled on back: “From Miss D. Brewster.” and “Jim Rose with bike side on.” [Addtional penciled writting difficult to read]

Typed on piece of paper glued to back: “Jim Rose with bike side on.”

Group of 14 unidentified men outside “The Byko” shop (J. Phillips) on the north-eastern corner of the Queen Street / Oxford Street intersection. There are ten bicycles in this photograph, and many of the men are wearing cloth caps. Five unidentified boys and a black dog are looking on.

Note on reverse states: “Jim Rose with bike side on”.

1 Sepia tone print, mounted

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Inscription on reverse of one postcard reads: “To Tom with love and best wishes From Mary Oct 8.1918”

A view of Main Street, taken from the eastern side of the street and looking south west. Commercial premises line both sides of the street which has a man riding a bicycle along its centre. Young girls are also crossing the road.

2 Postcards

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Inscription on front of one postcard reads: “Saturday instead of Thursday. F V E” and is addressed on the reverse to ” G W Lennan, Naumai, College Street, Palmerston North”.

Main Street, Foxton, c.1900. Taken from near “the triangle” this photograph looks towards the south. To the right is a boy with a bicycle. Both sides of the street are lined with commercial premises.

2 copies.

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Two cyclists passing the Woolpack and Textiles office block. This building was shifted to the Ladys Mile end of the Woolpack and Textiles plant in 1992.

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Inscripton on reverse reads: “Plugger Robinson”

“Plugger” Robinson riding a bicycle in Foxton. To the right of the photograph is a car parked in front of a building.

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