The Swans of Wahroonga

Elizabeth Swan and her children, 1975

David, Stephen, Bronwyn and Fiona.

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Leala Faleseuga (Libraries Horowhenua) with her dog Ti, in her home office, during Covid-19 lockdown 2020.

Bath St, Levin.

Image taken by I. Leufkens. 

Chalk art, on the footpath and often on fences, was a nice way to send a positive message out to your neighbours and passers-by, as we all stayed home and stayed safe.

Cooper and Toby beside the chalk art outside their house, done by mum Jen. Can you spot the chihuahua? 

March 2020.

Dogs playing at Waitarere Beach

Help us protect the animals.

Loving, caring homes are needed for all the cats, kittens, dogs and pups that we have at Horowhenua SPCA. Adoption fees are as follows, which include but are not limited to, animal desexing, vaccinations, microchipping, worming and general well being.

Cat: $115

Kitten: $135

Dog: $190.00

All animals are vet checked before being adopted

http://picasaweb.google.com/spcahorowhenua/SpcaHorowhenuaCats#

Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “W.H. Gunning & Family Bryce St.”

The Gunning family at the home in Bryce Street, Shannon, c.1912. From left to right those in the photograph are – Eric, Mrs Clara Gunning (seated), Phyllis, Mr William Henry Gunning (seated), Edith (seated), Dorothy. Sitting on ground : Noel, Sidney, Willian jnr.

Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”