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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Foxton Brass Band marching in Main Street, Foxton c.1900. It is thought that the occasion was a parade to celebrate the relief of Mafeking. The building to the extreme left is the Post Office Hotel. The building beside the hotel is the residence of the Collins family.
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Inscription on back of original photograph reads: “Patriotic Queen Carnival 1915 Bertha Gower Queen”
Inscription on reverse of print reads: “Queen Carnival, Foxton 1912 Negative Palmerston North Library.”
Queen Carnival Parade of 1915 in Main Street, Foxton moving north. A brass band is leading the parade and is passing the Police Station. A squad of cadets with rifles on their shoulders follows behind the band. Bertha Gower was Queen of the Carnival
Original photograph plus one 10” x 6” print.
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