Staff outside the Levin Daily Chronicle building, Oxford Street, Levin.

1 B&W photo print copy

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Group of unidentified people who attended the christening of Clyde Adkin (b 08/11/1918). Inscription on reverse reads “Taken at Clyde Adkin’s christening Queen St. Levin.”

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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 30”

Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “P30. Weraroa Boys Training Farm, Kimberley Road, c.1913. Instructor in white shirt and hat is M.W. Williams. His wife and son, Raymond, in doorway. Their house ‘Clematis Cottage’, is now demolished. Boys’ dormitory to left of cottage. P.C. Williams collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, Ref. No. 65871 1/2”

Typed on piece of paper glued to back: “2. Boys at gardening work c1913. The instructor was M.W. Williams (in the white hat). The house, ‘Clematis Cottage’ was the Williams dwelling. Mrs Williams and son Raymond are pictured in the doorway. The house has since been demolished. Boys dormitory to the left of the cottage. (Alexander Turnbull Library – Williams collection)”

Boys gardening beside ‘Clematis Cottage’, Weraroa Boys Training Farm (later Kimberley Centre), Kimberley Road, Levin, c.1913. The man in the white shirt in this photograph is Mr M. W. Williams who was an instructor at the Training Farm. His wife and son Raymond, are standing in the doorway of the cottage. Information on the reverse of this photograph states that this building has been demolished. This is incorrect as “Clematis Cottage” became the Nurses’ Home at Kimberley Hospital and Training School and is currently (2001) used as the Staff Education Centre.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

RESTRICTED PHOTOGRAPH

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Donated Mr E White” and “Probably Waikanae”

The 68 pupils of Waikanae School pose outside their schoolroom with sports equipment in foreground. The playground is unsealed with the children sitting and standing on shingle.

Sepia, mounted

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See also – s2002.055.0005 (additional copy, incorrectly dated as 1939).

Opening of Memorial Gates at Shannon School, 28 November 1940. This concrete arched gateway was erected to commemorate the school’s Golden Jubilee 1889 – 1939. A group of seven people gathered at school gates including from left to right:- an unidentified woman, Mr R.J. Law (Chairman Jubilee Committee), Mr E.J. Butt (Mayor), Mrs F. Jamieson, an unidentified woman, Mrs E.J. Spencer. In the front is Bob Gyde the youngest school pupil, who cut the ribbon to declare gates open.

1 B&W photo print

See also – s2002.055.0005 (additional copy, incorrectly dated as 1939).

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Inscribed on back, “Mrs R A MacDonald, Winchester Street, Levin” and “Mrs Hector McDonald with Mr & Mrs J Davies Sympathy and Best Wishes 18 Sept 1902”

Large group of unidentified Maori and European men, women and children in front of weatherboard private residence and a large hedge.

John Davies is in the centre row slightly to the left of centre, dresssed in a frock-coat with a felt hat in his right hand. Hector Hugh McDonald is the third gentleman from the right in the back row, wearing a straw hat.

Inscription on front, “Mr & Mrs John Davies home at Koputaroa about 1900.” Inscriptions on reverse, ‘Mrs R A MacDonald, Winchester St, Levin.” and “Mrs Hector McDonald with Mr and Mrs J Davies Sympathy and Best Wishes 18 Sept 1902.”

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Inscription on reverse reads:- “H.H.McDonald” A second inscription reads:- “This is we think the first race meeting at the end of Queen Street.”

Unidentified group of adults and children, sitting and standing on grass, with tall trees in background.

Inscription on reverse reads: “H.H. McDonald.”

A further inscription reads: “This is we think the first race meeting at the end of Queen Street.”

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Foxton School classes – Standards V, VI and VII, 1912.

Original print and laminated copy

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A modern youth with a jesters cap at the Manakau Medieval Market on 12th February 2000.

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Photo of class at St Mary’s, Foxton, c.1955. Those in the photograph are from left to right:-

Back Row:- B Vertongen, D Halidone, B O’Leary, R Vertongen, W Blundell, J Smite, R McEwan and W Robinson.

Third Row:- D McDonnell, M Huff, P McPherson, ? Bulmer, M Bergin, E Murphy, D Murphy, B Carmot, C Whatapahou, E Roache, B Blundell.

Second Row:- Mother Colman, M O’Dea, F Thomson, H Martin, M Purcell, T Gildea, M Buckley, J Buckley, E O’Connor, L Carmont, Father Rynne.

Front Row:- R Huff, K Halidone, W McPherson, R Christie, J Tutty, P Moody, ? O’Leary, A McDonald.

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Typed on piece of paper glued to back - Coronation Baths. Opening Day of the Levin Coronation Public Swimming Baths in 1911. Joseph Scott first into the baths. Fully dressed with lace-up boots. [added with blue ballpoint pen]

The crowd watches the first swimmer enter the water during the opening of the Coronation Pool, Levin in 1911. While some swimmers have already entered the pool others are taking off their clothing. The caption at the bottom of the photograph reads “First in bath for Mayors Prize, winner J Scott”.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with 2000.018.0246b)

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Written in back with black ink pen: “Very best wishes of health, wealth & prosperity from Mr & Mrs Fosella” and “[to] Mrs Bowen, c/o Mr Hudson, Levin”

Stamped on back with blue ink – Horowhenua Historical Society….....

Pupils outside the main building of Levin School in Oxford Street post 1903. The wooden building with an iron roof and five brick chimneys faces east, and although a flagpole has been erected at the front of the school, the playground is unsealed with large rocks clearly visable.

State School, Levin, N.Z. – (caption)

1 Postcard, sepia tone

Also see – Acc. #2000.329

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See notes #2000.317.0002

Mrs Fitzherbert’s School, 1904. 2 B&W photo print copies (duplicates of #2000.317.0002)

For details see 2000.317.0002 (original photo)

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Penciled on back: “4 SCH

Mrs R Fitzherbert and her daughter Miss M Fitzherbert stand on the porch at the at the rear of this group of pupils from the Norwood School, Queen Street, Levin, 1904. Twenty-one of the twenty three pupils are girls with only two boys appearing in this photograph. The school was on the site of today’s ‘Village Green’ (2001) and was also known as Mrs Fitzherbert’s School.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

See also 2000.317.0002 (original) with names of pupils listed, and 2000.317.0003 duplicate copies}

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Black and white photograph.

Foxton Little Theatre members reinactment of the arrival of settlers from Paiaka as part of the Foxton Centennial celebrations 1955.

Black and white photograph.

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Form I Class Foxton School 1946.Those in the photograph are from left to right: Back Row:- G Mohekey, S Cull, M Hoper, D Shailer, O Sayer, R Gudgeon I Robertson, D Thompson, B Wells, B McAllister. Third Row: M Petersen, D Speirs, Unknown, B Robertson, H Waaka, D Healey, P Tunnicliffe, E Paul, B McCrea, J Rae, ? Sayer, E Lay. Second Row: V Calder, L Wilson, B O’Leary, D Shailer, J Parfitt, E Robinson, D Skjoth, B Pratt, E Jellyman, J Hartley. Front Row: K Parker, H Shaw, G Williams, I Young, W Calder, A Tunnicliffe, J Playford, A Simpson.

Original and one laminated enlargement

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Albert Dunn with his grandchildren Graham Dunn, Marilyn Dunn (left) and Carol Robinson (right)

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Foxton Junior Brass Band, 1955. Those in the photograph include:- W or F Blacklock, L Cobcroft, R Mence, W Kauri, T Healy, D Cobcroft, B Quillan, W Van Brugge, P Skogstad, A Cobcroft, J Lewis, A Lewis, E Van Brugge, N Walls, W Holden, H Skogstad, M Skogstad, R Sayer, K Walls, J White, W Melton, C Nixon, D Walls, K Perreau, C Sexton, C Stokes, R Skogstad, M Perreau.

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Written on back with black ink pen:

“Ian 11 yrs 7 mths Ronald 9 ” 10 ” Tommy 5 ” 7 ” Barbara 3 ” 3 ” “

Embossed border on mounting board around photo.

Four unidentified children pose for this outdoor portrait. The three boys all wear jackets and shorts with knee-length socks, and the small girl who shares a seat with one of the older boys is dressed in white with white knee-length socks and brown sandals. The four children are unidentifies but the names “Ian, Ronald, Tommy and Barbara” and their respective ages are written on the back of the photograph.

1 Sepia tone print,mounted

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Inscription on reverse reads “1903”

The main block at Levin School on the western side of Oxford Street looking south, 1903. The wooden building has an iron roof and 5 brick chimneys rise above the roofline. The playground area is unsealed and large rocks are clearly visable. The students in this photograph are in the main separated with boys to the left and girls to the right.

See also 2000.329.0001

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HHS No. 5. Caption: Adkins family ‘Cheslyn Rise’ Queen St East. Standing Leslie, Clare, Gilbert, Dora. Seated Cliff, Mr W G Adkin, Vivian, Mrs W G Adkin, Marjorie”.

Formal photograph of the Adkin Family taken at ‘Cheslyn Rise’. The family is dressed semi-formally and the four eldest children (Leslie, Clare, Gilbert and Dora),stand behind their parents and two of their siblings (Cliff to the left and Marjorie to the right). Their youngest sister (Vivian) is seated at the feet of her parents and is holding a tabby kitten. Mr and Mrs Adkin are sitting in wicker chairs.

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Gail Sayer with her two sons Daniel and Timothy. Timothy was the Centennial Baby during the Foxton Borough Council Centennial celebrations in 1988.

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E E Smith’s tailors shop in Main Street Foxton. Two men, and three boys stand outside the shop while a girl stands in the doorway of the shop.

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Manawatu Hotel from Avenue Road in the early 1900s. Four women a small girl and an infant are on the balcony. A number of men and youths stand outside the hotel along with two men in a horse and gig.

Photograph and paper copy

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Embossed bottom right corner - A. Rickard {? or Richard} Palmerston Nth. N.Z.

Written on back with black ink pen - To Mrs Jones with love Wishing you all A Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year

An unidentified group of six people including a man, two young women, a young man, a girl and a boy, pose for this photograph in a padock near a tree lined fence.

Greeting written on back.

Embossed bottom right corner - A. Rickard {? or Richard} Palmerston Nth. N.Z.

1 B&W photo postcard

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Group of male students from Foxton School, pose with their teacher outside their school building 1905.

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Written below photo at bottom of mounting board (left): “Picture approx. 1924 or 25.”

Penciled on back (top right): “Selwyn”

Written with blue ballpoint pen on cloth taped attached to back: “M. Dalzell Shannon.”

Miss Mona Neale and her music pupils, c.1924 In this formal group photograph are 28 people, many holding ‘stringed’ instruments. Those in this photograph include:- E Quarrie, G Byers, L Bowler, A Gardener, R Terry, W Spencer, M Christopherson, E Fitzgerald, J Thompson, N Ewan-Balfour, M Hibell, T Hibell, Jim Ewart, Jack Ewart, R Bresnehan, F Thompson, D Spencer, L Hibell, S Franks, Rita Byers and Mona Neale

1 B&W photo print, mounted

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Dear JIm. We have here Levin’s new attraction. The Coronation Swimming baths. This was taken on the opening day and a very large crowd assembled to see them opened. I have taken on swimming and find it a very good exercise. We are having the Levin Show down here this week and also Worth’s Circus so things will be pretty lively. We have got some fine entries for the show this year. Marion is still in Wellington. Will be home next Sat. We are all quite well. Wilf”

This postcard shows the start of the 25 yards race for boys on the day the Coronation Swimming Baths were opened on the corner of Bath and Salisbury Streets in 1911.

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R T Betty bootmaker’s shop in Main Street Foxton c 1900. An unidentified man and three boys stand outside the store.

Photograph and paper copy.

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